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October 7, 2026|08:47

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Cristiano Ronaldo

I haven’t read Ronaldo’s statement yet, says Portugal coach

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Portugal manager Jorge Jesus says he has not yet read Cristiano Ronaldo’s lengthy statement detailing their recent dispute over playing time. Read More: https://punchng.com/i-havent-read-ronaldos-statement-yet-says-portugal-coach/

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