Cristiano Ronaldo is always one of the most interesting names in the world of football. The saga of his unforgettable move to Al-Nasser left many shocked, and in the last World Cup the striker attracted quite a bit of attention around the sagas of his participation/non-participation in the matches of the Portugal team.
This morning (Sunday) new details are emerging from what may have led to the deterioration of the relationship between the Salsa coach Fernando Santos and Cristiano Ronaldo, as the reports in Portugal speak of an explosion in the relationship between the two.
After being replaced during Portugal’s game against South Korea, the coach was furious at the striker’s attitude and shouted at him: “You can’t react like that, don’t forget I’m the boss here.” Now, it turns out that Ronaldo told Santos: “You’re in such a hurry to get me out,” while muttering a number of curses along the way.
The player, as mentioned, felt humiliated by the substitution made by his coach. The disconnect between the two was maintained, and in Portugal they say that the one who informed him that he would not start in the next game against Switzerland (the game in which Gosalo Ramos scored a hat trick on the way to 1:6) was the assistant coach and not Santos himself.