Portuguese Football Federation Backs Ronaldo to Continue Playing for Portugal

Stephen Ehilebo
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The Portuguese Football Federation has backed Cristiano Ronaldo to continue playing for the national team. President Pedro Proença says the forward remains important to Portugal’s future.

Proença praised Ronaldo’s quality and impact on Portuguese football. He described the 41-year-old as an icon and one of the greatest players in the history of the game.

The federation president also addressed reports of a disagreement between Ronaldo and coach Jorge Jesus. He called the situation a misunderstanding and said both sides could resolve it internally.

Proença stressed that Ronaldo remains available for selection whenever the coach needs him. He added that the forward’s place in the team depends on his fitness and readiness to play.

The federation president also expressed hope that the parties would settle the issue through talks. He noted that Portugal had completed its recent run of four matches, leaving time for further discussions.

Proença maintained that Ronaldo remains a key figure in Portugal’s football history. His comments show that the federation continues to support the veteran forward amid questions about his relationship with the coaching team.

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