Cristiano Ronaldo’s longtime partner has been in full soccer mom mode since the start of the 2022 World Cup.
However, her motherly instincts reached fever pitch on Tuesday when Ronaldo was on the bench during Portugal’s match against Switzerland.
Georgina Rodriguez ripped the new Portugal Team in a social media post, but in the “classiest” way.
Cristiano Ronaldo Gets Benched & Georgina KENCANG!
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Rodriguez posted several photos of himself all decked out, looking very casual while in a stadium suite overlooking the pitch.
While this image is the status quo for her IG feed, it’s the caption that tells a very different story.
The caption was written in Spanish, but we translated it to English.
“Congratulations Portugal As the 11 players sing the national anthem, all targets are on you,” the caption began.
He also shared a video of cameramen pointing their lenses at Ronaldo on the bench rather than the players on the field.
“All Targets On You,” Ronaldo
“What a shame not to be able to enjoy the best player in the world for 90 minutes,” his caption continued. “The fans don’t stop demanding you and screaming your name.”
Rodriguez Says It’s “Shameful” Player of the Year Not Playing
Rodriguez concluded, “I hope God and your good friend Fernando continue to join hands and make us shake one more night.”
In every photo he shared from Tuesday’s game, Rodriguez looked solemn and unsmiling.
The soccer star was actually able to play 17 minutes at the end of the game.
The Portuguese team absolutely thrashed Switzerland in the knockout round with a 6-1 win.
Hey, great things can happen without the “best player” on the field.
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Ronaldo shook things up with his club team last month!
He became a free agent after breaking ties with Manchester United.
The shocking news was announced on Tuesday, November 22.
The English football club announced the news in a statement shared on their website.
Cristiano Ronaldo Leaving ManU
“Cristiano Ronaldo will leave Manchester United by mutual consent, effective immediately,” the club’s official website said. “The club thanks him for his huge contribution in two seasons at Old Trafford, scoring 145 goals in 346 appearances, and wishes him and his family well for the future. Everyone at Manchester United remains focused on continuing the team’s progress under Erik ten Hag and working together to deliver success on the pitch.”
The “breakup” comes a week after Ronaldo gave an exclusive interview to Piers Morgan and said he felt “betrayed” by Man U.
He also said he had no respect for the club’s head coach, Erik ten Hag.
The Ten Hag suspended Ronaldo in October for refusing to come on as a substitute during Manchester United’s 2-0 win over Tottenham.
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“I don’t respect him [Ten Hag] because he didn’t show me respect,” said Ronaldo in excerpts taken from an interview with Piers Morgan. “If you don’t respect me, I won’t respect you.”
According to the football star, he has been looking for a way out of Man U since the summer, but it was partly because of Ten Hag that he forced him out of the team.
“I feel betrayed,” said Ronaldo. “I don’t care, people should hear the truth. Yes, I feel betrayed. I think there are people who don’t want me here, not only this year but last season as well.”
Ronaldo Feels “Betrayed” By Manchester United Coach
According to reports, Ronaldo has played in 10 games for Manchester United this season, scoring just one goal for the squad. United have had three different managers, won no trophies, and have been inconsistent since he arrived in England last season.
“Since [manager] Sir Alex [Ferguson] left, I see no evolution in the club. Nothing has changed,” he said.
Ronaldo released his own statement on his departure.
“Following discussions with Manchester United, we have agreed to terminate the contract early,” the statement said. “I love Manchester United and I love the fans, that will never change. However, it feels like the right time for me to look for a new challenge. I wish the team every success for the rest of the season and for the future.”
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