Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly does not want to play a final farewell match for Portugal following his international retirement. His ongoing conflict with manager Jorge Jesus has created uncertainty over the Portuguese Football Federation’s plans to honour him.

BREAKING: Ronaldo Reportedly Refuses Portugal Farewell Match Amid Jorge Jesus Conflict

Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly refused the chance to play a farewell match for Portugal following his shocking decision to retire from international football.

The 41-year-old superstar announced his retirement on November 5, ending an incredible 23-year journey with the national team.

However, fresh reports from Portugal suggest that his disagreement with head coach Jorge Jesus remains unresolved.

According to Portuguese newspaper Observador, Ronaldo currently has no intention of returning to play one final match for his country.

Ronaldo reportedly rejects farewell match

The Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) wants to organise a special tribute to celebrate Ronaldo’s legendary international career.

However, Observador reports that the former Real Madrid star does not want to play another match for Portugal under the current coaching staff.

Ronaldo reportedly informed FPF president Pedro Proença of his decision before publicly announcing his retirement.

The federation still hopes to honour its former captain, although no official details of a farewell event have been announced.

Jorge Jesus conflict creates more problems

Ronaldo’s relationship with Jorge Jesus became difficult following a disagreement during Portugal’s September international matches.

The forward left the national team camp without permission and later received a 30-day suspension and a financial penalty.

Although Ronaldo apologised for his actions, the tension between the two has reportedly continued.

Observador claims that Ronaldo does not want to return to work with the current coaching staff.

A telephone conversation between Ronaldo and Jesus was reportedly planned for November 5, with Pedro Proença acting as a mediator.

However, the conversation did not take place.

Portugal still want to honour Ronaldo

Despite the situation, the Portuguese Football Federation has made it clear that Ronaldo deserves a special tribute.

In an official statement, the FPF thanked Ronaldo for his extraordinary achievements and confirmed its desire to celebrate his career.

Ronaldo leaves behind an incredible international record of 234 appearances, 146 goals, the EURO 2016 title and two UEFA Nations League trophies.

However, refusing a farewell match does not necessarily mean Ronaldo has rejected every possible tribute from the federation.

An emotional ending to a legendary career

For more than two decades, Ronaldo has been the face of Portuguese football.

His decision to retire has already brought an emotional end to one of the greatest international careers in history.

However, the ongoing disagreement with Jorge Jesus has created fresh uncertainty over how Portugal will say goodbye to its legendary No.7.

For now, Ronaldo reportedly has no plans to play a farewell match, leaving fans wondering whether they will ever see him wear the Portugal shirt again.