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Portuguese FA Opens Up On Criticism Of Ronaldo Missing Jota’s Funeral

by Toby Moses
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The President of the Portuguese Football Association, Pedro Proenca, has defended Cristiano Ronaldo following his absence from Diogo Jota’s funeral.

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Ronaldo, the captain of the national team, faced backlash for not attending, while team-mates Bruno Fernandes, Ruben Dias, and Bernardo Silva were present.

It is believed that Ronaldo chose to stay away to prevent overshadowing the occasion.

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Proenca has now responded to the criticism. “And I will reiterate: what has been said about our captain is unjust. Cristiano Ronaldo felt this loss deeply, particularly as he was a true team-mate of Jota. His physical absence means nothing more than that; he has never abandoned this family,” Proenca stated.

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