Cristiano Ronaldo’s wife, Georgina Rodriguez, has allegedly aimed a brutal dig at Portugal boss Jorge Jesus in a now-deleted Instagram story. Her remarks arrived days after Ronaldo left the Portugal national team’s camp following a breakdown in relations with Jesus.
While Cristiano Ronaldo featured for Portugal during their 1-0 win over Wales in their UEFA Nations League clash on September 24, Jesus opted to leave the 41-year-old as an unused substitute in their 2-1 win against Norway three days later. Ronaldo reportedly felt betrayed by Jesus and subsequently departed for Madrid on his private jet, publicly vowing to expose the truth in the near future.
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Jorge Jesus’ decision has left many fans divided on the internet. However, Georgina Rodriguez allegedly posted a story of a graphic quoting Sir Alex Ferguson (h/t @TouchlineX):
“If Jorge Jesus knew in his heart that he had no intention of using him, then why did he call him up in the first place? To make a point? That is not authority, that is insecurity.”
She then blasted Jesus, captioning the story:
“I don’t know how this man can carry the name of Christ (Jesus).”
Georgina Rodriguez reportedly deleted the story minutes after it was posted. However, the 32-year-old model has already expressed her support for Cristiano Ronaldo following his Portugal exit, reacting on Instagram earlier this week.
“Another baby now would be overbooking” – When Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez responded to being asked if they would have seven children
Georgina Rodriguez and Cristiano Ronaldo recently refused to rule out the possibility of having up to seven children. Following a 10-year relationship, Ronaldo married Rodriguez in a private, intimate ceremony at their home in Cascais, Portugal, on August 11.
Days after the wedding, Ronaldo was asked if they would have more children, to which he told Vogue:
“I never say never.”
Rodriguez then added:
“Another baby now would be overbooking [she uses the English word] at home. But when the youngest are 15 or 16 we’ll still be young, so why not? It’s true that I can’t imagine myself without small children, so we’ll see.”
Ronaldo currently represents Al-Nassr in the Saudi Pro League and resides in Riyadh alongside Rodriguez and their five children – Cristiano Jr., Eva Maria, Mateo, Alana Martina, and Bella Esmeralda.
Edited by Silas Sud