Jorge Jesus responds to Cristiano Ronaldo's statement about training
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 7, 2026, 10:33 AM
Last updated Oct 7, 2026

Jorge Jesus, Portugal's national team coach, addressed Cristiano Ronaldo's recent statement regarding an apology for leaving a training session. Jesus confirmed he has reviewed Ronaldo's comments and intends to focus on team matters. Ronaldo accused Jesus of breaking promises during a match against Norway and at a pre-game press conference. The situation highlights ongoing tensions within the team and potential disciplinary actions from the federation.
- •Ronaldo apologized for leaving training unexpectedly.
- •He accused Jesus of not adhering to agreed terms regarding playing time.
- •Jesus emphasized his focus on team duties after reading Ronaldo's statement.
- •Portugal faces increasing tension as the national team prepares for future competitions.
- 10:33 AMYahoo Sports — 🚨 Jorge Jesus' definitive response to CR7's statement
"This time, he read the statement.A few hours after explaining that he had not been able to read the statement released by Cristiano Ronaldo, Jorge Jesus broke his silence and shared his response with ...
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