The many contradictions of Cristiano Ronaldo, in his own words
Cristiano Ronaldo’s explosive 1,740 word statement explaining why he chose to walk out on the Portuguese national team is, in his words, “the purest of truths”. The only issue is, his truths are not always aligned.
— FTBL, publisher's words · Read the original ↗
Followed by
11
outlets in 6 languages over 23 h 17 min.
Our read
Corroborated (8)
8 of 12 outlets each added at least one detail no earlier report had; the other 4 repeat it. That is independence, not agreement: two of them can still contradict each other.
Coverage timeline
12 outlets · first-seen order- +0 min
VoetbalkrantNL · BEBroke it
Bom bij Portugal: Cristiano Ronaldo hakt plots grote knoop door
- +12 h 36 min
Gazeta SporturilorRO · ROOwn reporting
Rio Ferdinand a intervenit în uriașul conflict: „Dacă nu-și prezintă scuzele, e terminat!”
- +13 h 40 min
Soccernews.nlNL · NLRepeats
- +13 h 44 min
Complete SportsEN · NGOwn reporting
Portugal Coach Should Apologise To Ronaldo — Man United Legend
- +13 h 47 min
Mundo Deportivo — FútbolES · ESOwn reporting
Novedades sobre la decisión de Cristiano Ronaldo en torno a la selección de Portugal
- +18 h 16 min
Mirror FootballEN · GBOwn reporting
Manager accused of 'doing a Ten Hag' on Cristiano Ronaldo after going back on 'secret agreement'
- +18 h 36 min
MaxifootFR · FRRepeats
Portugal : Ronaldo prend la parole !
- +18 h 50 minPortugal : toutes les vérités de Ronaldo !
- +18 h 38 min
RMC Sport — FootballFR · FRRepeats
- +19 h 18 min
The Guardian — FootballEN · GBRepeats
Cristiano Ronaldo accuses Portugal coach Jorge Jesus of broken promises
- +20 h 16 min
Foot MercatoFR · FRRepeats
Portugal : Jorge Jesus réagit au communiqué de Cristiano Ronaldo
- +21 h 31 min
- +23 h 17 min
FTBLEN · AUOwn reporting
The many contradictions of Cristiano Ronaldo, in his own words
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