Romano stated on his personal video channel that both Ronaldo and Jorge Jesus have taken firm positions, and what will happen tonight remains to be seen.

Romano: Legally, the proceedings involving Man City are still ongoing, and this will be a dramatic football story in the months and years ahead. We still need to see how long the final ruling in the Man City case will take, but the Premier League has made a significant statement, finding Man City guilty of all charges. This is a historic statement from the Premier League. Man City has responded by firmly asserting their innocence and stating they will fight with all their might to prove it. We will continue to monitor developments in this matter.

Meanwhile, news surrounding Ronaldo has also drawn considerable attention, as Ronaldo is making waves today. Let's discuss both these events in detail and add some context about these two major football stories. First, regarding Man City and the Premier League's statement: according to reports from the English media, Premier League clubs are applying pressure, and this information is entirely accurate—all clubs are pushing for a conclusion and final ruling in this process before the current season ends. Essentially, the top leadership of Premier League clubs hope for a final decision before the season concludes because they are tired of the uncertainty.

They are also monitoring related developments and hope the punishment issue will be resolved. Meanwhile, Man City continues to assert its innocence day after day. For now, we can only wait.

But as I mentioned before, this Premier League statement is certainly a major event—a historic statement clearly confirming Man City's guilt on all 115 charges. So wait for further developments, but this is certainly a crucial moment for English football, for the Premier League, and for Man City.

Regarding Man City, I'll briefly mention two points. First, Pep Guardiola's statement today is an important development in this controversy. He made a statement through his public account, conveying this message to Man City fans: "I am with Man City more than ever, and we will get through this difficult period together." Guardiola did not shy away or stay silent; he publicly supported what he calls "my owner, my club, my fans, my team." While awaiting the final ruling, Guardiola's statement holds significant meaning for Man City.

There is one small matter I want to mention. Yes, Spanish media recently reported on Endrick. Endrick is a 17-year-old American talent. If you remember, a few years ago there was a "Here we go" announcement about him; he is a football prodigy from the United States. He is considered the next big star, the next superstar of American football. The reason for the "Here we go" announcement at that time was that the Man City group had signed this player for the future long ago and laid the groundwork for the transfer. There was information from Spain that the player's representative had publicly claimed that the transfer to Man City had not been completed or officially finalized, opening the possibility of a potential transfer to Spanish clubs like Barcelona. However, Endrick's management recently responded that the content of that interview was untrue and fabricated. So Endrick has no intention of changing his plan to join Man City; this is the clear message from his team. They also explicitly stated that there is no situation where Barcelona has approached Endrick. Of course, if there are any new developments, I will inform everyone here immediately, because currently all parties involved are waiting for Man City's final decision.

But what is certain is that the Endrick matter has no direct connection to Ajax. Now, everyone, we need to talk about Cristiano Ronaldo, because what exactly has happened?

A week ago, Cristiano attended a press conference with Portugal's new national team coach, Jorge Jesus. For those unfamiliar or not following daily updates, Jorge Jesus led Al Nassr last season, along with Cristiano Ronaldo, João Félix, Coutinho, and the entire club—including players, management, and his entire coaching staff—to win the league title. In other words, Al Nassr won the title last season thanks to the combined efforts of Cristiano Ronaldo, Jorge Jesus, João Félix, and all club members. Afterwards, Jorge Jesus left Al Nassr to become Portugal's new head coach. A week ago, at this press conference, Cristiano stated: "I'm here to help, and I'm always ready. If one day I'm no longer part of this plan, if the team no longer needs me, I'll be the first to pack my bags and leave immediately."

No problem. On this point, Ronaldo's stance is very clear: if you need me, I'm here; if you don't want me to stay, I'll go.

No problem. A week later, Cristiano Ronaldo left, because the big news today is that Ronaldo directly called his private jet from Copenhagen to pick him up, and thus left Portugal's national team training camp. In other words, Ronaldo is leaving.

Cristiano will not play against Denmark, and he also will not represent Portugal's national team in the final UEFA Nations League match of this international break. Everyone, what do you think? What's going on? Jorge Jesus held a press conference. Don't forget, a few days ago in Cristiano's match against Norway, he didn't play a single minute, sitting on the bench the entire time.

Jorge Jesus stated that both sides had reached an agreement. But don't forget, Ronaldo warmed up but didn't play a minute. This isn't just about not starting—it's about warming up but not playing at all. Today, Jorge Jesus also said that even a player of Maradona's caliber certainly wouldn't be happy if he warmed up for twenty or thirty minutes and then couldn't play. But the final decision is mine; all arrangements are my responsibility. This statement could be said to be quite firm.

He stated at that time that there was no problem with Ronaldo, and mentioned that Ronaldo had not joined training yesterday. Yes, but he was only in the gym at that time. He will assess his condition during today's training. A few minutes later, or half an hour later, Ronaldo did not appear in the Portugal national team's public training session for media. Ronaldo did not participate in this training; he left the training session, left the national team camp, and is heading home to his family. This is Ronaldo's firm statement, a statement Ronaldo made tonight. I contacted the president of the Portuguese Football Federation after the head coach's press conference, and I decided to leave the national team camp and will soon tell everyone the truth. Ronaldo stated that the atmosphere in the Portugal national team camp this afternoon was extremely tense. This is information from inside the camp, and also from sources close to the situation: it was an extremely tense afternoon. Ronaldo is very unhappy; he doesn't want to cause trouble or create any problems, but he also wants to be respected. Meanwhile, Jorge Jesus's stance is also very firm, and he is well-known in Portugal. I know many international fans may not be familiar with him, but Jorge Jesus is an experienced coach who always demands the final say and never compromises on his position. So the conflict between the two after today's press conference is intense, and Ronaldo is completely dissatisfied.

He has left the national team training camp. We will have to wait and see what consequences this will bring. Portugal's national team stated in a press release: "We continue preparing with 24 players, focusing on the upcoming matches." Furthermore, in the closing part of his statement, Ronaldo made clear that he will continue to support Portugal as always. He said they have won, and he has given everything for Portugal, but what will happen next, on this tense evening surrounding Ronaldo and Portugal's national team, remains unknown.

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