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Jorge Jesus breaks silence on Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal retirement

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The IndependentJorge Jesus breaks silence on Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal retirement
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Jorge Jesus insists he has no regrets over the rift with Ronaldo, who brought an end to his 23-year Portugal career without informing the national team manager

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