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Romário attacks Cristiano and Jorge Jesús in controversial podcast

By 4AllFootball ·
Romário attacks Cristiano and Jorge Jesús in controversial podcast

In the recording of "Charla Podcast", the former Barça player Romário, 60, launched a harsh criticism against Cristiano Ronaldo and coach Jorge Jesus, exposing the tension surrounding the Portuguese captain and his manager.

Romário's Reaction

Romário (center) understands Cristiano Ronaldo's angry reaction towards Jorge Jesus and says the episode was strong and media‑driven. Many have spoken about it, taking sides with the player or the coach, and the former Brazilian international has also made himself heard.

In the podcast, Romário said bluntly: "Cristiano seems very direct to me and, according to him, Jorge Jesus didn't keep his word. That's why he felt slighted and left. I would have done the same. But before leaving, I would have told Jorge Jesus to go to hell. The mistake was not sending him to hell!"

Cristiano's Response and Context

Cristiano Ronaldo, to a journalist, replied with a sharp comment: "Stop using Botox, you look like an apple". The situation between the team captain and the coach remains open after the former Madridista's statement on his social networks last Tuesday (6), when he said he felt betrayed by the coach.

Although CR7 has said he is willing to return to the national team, the friction remains evident. It remains to be seen whether he will play on November 11, in the Nations League match that Portugal has at home against Denmark.

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