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Cristiano Ronaldo avoided all the questions regarding Jose Mourinho after Portugal’s friendly match against Holland yesterday.
Earlier, the Chelsea boss took a swipe at Cristiano by claiming that the ‘real’ Ronaldo was the one who he coached in the late 90′s, referring to the former Brazil striker,
When journalists questioned the Portuguese star on this subject following the 1-1 draw with Netherlands, where he equalised in the 87th minute, according to Spanish reports, he evaded the question stating: “I don’t want to say anything about that person. It’s not worth it. I’m sorry but I’m not going to talk about that person.”
Moreover, the Madrid striker went to praise Carlo Ancelotti, the current Los Blancos coach.
“I like the way Ancelotti works. He’s a great man and a great coach,” he claimed.
On being asked whether scoring against Chelsea in pre-season had given him great joy, he diplomatically answered: “It gives me great joy to score against every team.”
