SIC Portugal commentator Luís Aguilar revealed that the Portuguese Football Federation, led by Pedro Proença, was unaware of the "speech" used by Portugal national team coach Jorge Jesus at his Copenhagen press conference.

Ronaldo issued a statement on Tuesday, stating that after the incident during the match between the Portugal national team and Norway, an "8-point document" was drafted and reviewed by him. This document was then read by Jorge Jesus at the pre-match press conference against Norway.

SIC Portugal commentator Luís Aguilar revealed on Wednesday's "Open Game Radar" program that the Portuguese Football Federation had no prior knowledge of the "speech" used by Jorge Jesus at his Copenhagen press conference.

"No one at the Portuguese Football Federation knew about these 8 points or their specific content before that press conference. The Federation was completely unaware until the press conference began. Jorge Jesus did not disclose the contents of those meetings, nor did he inform the Federation what he was asked to do at the press conference," the SIC Portugal commentator explained.

The "speech" prepared for Jorge Jesus contained the following 8 points:

1. I personally presented a plan to Ronaldo, with no one else involved, regarding his arrangements for the national team this season. It was a very pleasant and lengthy conversation.

2. I know how much he has given to the national team and how much he loves it. I also understand his consistent status with the national team for 24 consecutive years, his global influence, and especially his positive impact on the team.

3. Ronaldo accepted the plan I proposed.

4. He has never questioned my decisions. He has always behaved impeccably, loyally, and professionally.

5. The plan I made for him did not originally include the Norway match. However, I felt he had recovered physically from the first game and reminded him that I might need to play him. Ronaldo agreed to this.

6. It was my mistake to have a player with the status of Pelé or Maradona warm up and then not play him. If faced with the same situation today, I would not do that.

7. Finally, I want to end this topic: I want Ronaldo to continue playing for the national team. Not just want, but desperately want. Fortunately, he also believes in me. He believed in everything I did at Al Nassr, and he believes in my work here now.

8. As for him not greeting the fans, we have already discussed it. A player who has represented the national team over 230 times does not need me to teach him "how to love Portugal." It was just a moment of frustration, and it doesn't erase anything. He is the player who signs the most autographs, takes the most selfies, and is the most willing to be close to the fans. Let's not create problems that don't exist. People react when they are unhappy, that's all.

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