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Quaresma and Mourinho deny false statements about Ronaldo

By 4AllFootball ·
Quaresma and Mourinho deny false statements about Ronaldo

Ricardo Quaresma and José Mourinho publicly stated that they did not make any comment on the controversy between Cristiano Ronaldo and Jorge Jesus in the National Team, distancing themselves from the speculation circulating on social media and emphasizing that they will only speak through their official channels.

Fake news circulate in Brazil

Various publications, especially in Brazil, attributed false statements to José Mourinho, Real Madrid coach, claiming that Cristiano Ronaldo would need to tame his ego. The Portuguese coach responded on social media, labeling the allegations as «Fake News». The situation generated even more confusion among fans.

Ricardo Quaresma also used Instagram to deny any statements attributed to him about the situation. In the message, he wrote that some pages published statements that do not belong to him and that he does not intend to comment at this time. He also reiterated wishes of happiness to the National Team and to Cristiano Ronaldo.

The text of Quaresma highlighted that everything he has to say will be communicated through his official channels. The post also included a hug to all followers and reinforced the lack of comments on the case. Thus, both former players maintain the stance of official silence.

The dramatic exit of Cristiano Ronaldo from the National Team has sparked a wave of opinions in the football world. Many players, coaches and journalists have publicly expressed their views on the episode. However, Quaresma and Mourinho insist that they do not have a position to take yet.

The controversy gained international prominence after first appearing in the Bola na Rede column. The original article brought the statements of both athletes and underscored the need for caution when sharing unverified information. So far, there are no indications that they will comment again.

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