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Cristiano Ronaldo Is a Greater Asset Than Football Itself, Declares Portuguese Minister Castro Almeida

Portugal’s Minister of Economy Manuel Castro Almeida Defends Al-Nassr Superstar Amid National Team Controversy, Hailing Him as Nation’s Greatest Global Symbol and Economic Brand

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Sports Desk • 4 Oct • 2 min read

Cristiano Ronaldo Is a Greater Asset Than Football Itself, Declares Portuguese Minister Castro Almeida
Cristiano Ronaldo in action for Portugal, described by Minister Manuel Castro Almeida as a priceless economic and cultural asset for the nation.

Portugal's Minister of Economy and Territorial Cohesion, Manuel Castro Almeida, has come out in strong support of Cristiano Ronaldo amid national squad unrest and public criticism, declaring that the global football icon is an asset far greater than the sport itself and serves as Portugal's most valuable international ambassador.

Speaking to Portuguese media in an interview published on Sunday (October 4, 2026), Minister Castro Almeida responded to recent public debate surrounding Ronaldo's departure from the national team training camp. He emphasized that the Al-Nassr star’s impact transcends the football pitch, describing him as a powerful commercial brand that elevates Portugal's global status and national reputation. Castro Almeida noted that millions of people worldwide first learn about Portugal through Ronaldo, urging the government and economic institutions to continue leveraging his global stature for the nation's economic benefit. When questioned about the recent reported friction between national team head coach Jorge Jesus and Ronaldo, the minister refrained from commenting on tactical affairs, reiterating that while sports management lies outside his purview, Ronaldo's role as a priceless national asset remains indisputable.

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