‘They Are Not Valuing Him’: Cristiano Ronaldo’s Mother Dolores Aveiro Reveals Heartbreak Over Portugal Exit | ‘Back Door’ Remark Sparks Controversy

Cristiano Ronaldo’s mother, Dolores Aveiro, has spoken out in support of her son after his sudden departure from Portugal’s national team camp reportedly followed a disagreement with head coach Jorge Jesus. Aveiro said the episode left her heartbroken and brought her to tears, expressing frustration over the way Ronaldo has been treated despite his long-standing contributions to Portuguese football. The situation has added to the controversy surrounding the veteran forward and his relationship with the national team setup.

The tension reportedly grew after Ronaldo was left unused despite warming up during Portugal’s 2-1 victory over Norway. He subsequently left the camp on September 30, ahead of the team’s Nations League fixture against Denmark. Reports have described his exit as a dramatic move, with Aveiro particularly upset by the circumstances surrounding his departure. Her comments have brought fresh attention to the dispute, although the full details of the reported disagreement between Ronaldo and Jesus remain unclear.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s Mother Dolores Aveiro Reveals She Cried After His Portugal Camp Exit

Cristiano Ronaldo’s mother, Dolores Aveiro, has revealed that she was left in tears after learning that her son had walked out of Portugal’s national team camp amid a reported dispute with head coach Jorge Jesus. Speaking to Portuguese magazine TV 7 Dias, Aveiro said the incident came as a shock and expressed disappointment over the way the veteran forward was treated despite his years of service to the country. “He has always been Portugal’s hero. They are not valuing him as they should,” she said.