Ronaldo's exits follow crises in Madrid, Manchester, Portugal

The article discusses Cristiano Ronaldo's career journey and the repetitive crises that led to his departures from clubs and national teams. His sporting career has witnessed three major crises: in 2018 with Real Madrid, in 2022 with Manchester United, and in 2026 with the Portuguese national team. In 2018, Ronaldo left Real Madrid following tensions with the club's management and after issuing a farewell message upon winning the Champions League, due to disagreements over his salary and media support. In 2022, he had a public dispute with Manchester United coach Erik ten Hag, which ended with the termination of his contract after his provocative statements, marking the end of his second stint with the team. As for 2026, Ronaldo left the Portuguese national team camp following a disagreement over his role, announcing his decision to leave without providing details, but indicating he would reveal the reasons later. Despite changing teams and circumstances, these crises have recurred, leading to breaks with clubs and national teams, reflecting his competitive personality and the escalation of conflicts throughout his career.

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