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BackFrench team: in video, the explosion of joy of Pablo Pagis' teammates after his call-up
French team: in video, the explosion of joy of Pablo Pagis' teammates after his call-up
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French team: in video, the explosion of joy of Pablo Pagis' teammates after his call-up

The Portuguese coach says he is not guilty of the departure of CR7 and reveals his first list without him

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Portuguese coach Jorge Jesus reacts to the international retirement of Cristiano Ronaldo, declaring himself not guilty of his departure, and unveils his first list without CR7.

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Cristiano Ronaldo has announced his international retirement. Jorge Jesus is the Portuguese coach and reacted to this announcement.

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The day after the announcement of the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo, the Portuguese coach returned to their dispute and revealed his first list without CR7.

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  • What is the exact nature of the dispute between Jorge Jesus and Cristiano Ronaldo?
  • Which players make up Jorge Jesus' first list without Cristiano Ronaldo?

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