Cristiano Ronaldo delivered a sharp critique of pundit Simon Jordan during an episode of Piers Morgan’s digital programme Football Uncensored, following criticism over the forward’s attitude in a row with Portugal coach Jorge Jesus. The exchange brought to light a fiery clash between the Al-Nassr forward and the former Crystal Palace owner, who had previously taken aim at Piers Morgan’s long-standing admiration for the Portuguese star.
Jordan had earlier confronted Morgan on talkSPORT over his unwavering support for the player, telling him: We all know Ronaldo is a good footballer.
Rather than letting the commentary slide, Ronaldo responded directly when Morgan sent him a video clip of the talkSPORT interaction.
Piers Morgan Reveals Ronaldo’s Text on Football Uncensored
During Wednesday’s broadcast of his programme, Morgan shared the player’s reaction with his audience. I’ll give you something cheerful. When I sent Ronaldo a clip of myself with Simon Jordan, he texted back: that blond bloke. Tell him to stop with the botox. He looks like an apple,
Morgan stated on air. While Simon Jordan was not a guest on the football show to defend himself, former footballer Jason Cundy joined others on the panel in laughing heartily at the jab.
Ronaldo Maintains Possibility of Representing His Country
The latest war of words follows a history of close ties between Ronaldo and Morgan, who previously conducted the explosive interview regarding Erik ten Hag that preceded Ronaldo’s departure from Manchester United. Amid ongoing discussions surrounding his career and his current stint with Al-Nassr, Ronaldo has also addressed speculation regarding his international future.
Despite controversies surrounding his attitude and current suspension, the forward insisted he has not closed the door on representing his country. There is nevertheless no question of a definitive farewell,
Ronaldo stated, adding: If I am physically fit, playing for my club and hopefully scoring goals, then after serving the suspension imposed on me I will be available to fight and win for our national team.
He concluded his remarks by asserting, This is, believe me, the pure truth.
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