@cristiano

Cristiano Ronaldo

Telegram channel @cristiano: 60.2K subscribers, 4K views per post, score 37

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60.2K
Subscribers: 4K
Median views over 30 days: 6.7%
Views / subscribers over 30 days: 84
Posts over 30 days

Data as of October 1, 2026

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Following Cristiano Ronaldo means training clips, match footage and milestones from his career. Posts show his appearances for Al Nassr, including a match against Al Khaleej, along with arrivals in different cities ahead of games. As of 13 September: subscribers stand at 60.9K, well above the Sports category median. Posts over 30 days number 62, fewer than the category median. Views sit around the 4K median, while engagement at 6.6% runs below the category median of 13.5%. Recent posts cover the Al Khaleej v Al Nassr match ending 1:1, a note on 158 career headed goals, and mentions of his approach toward one thousand goals. There is no advertising form yet; reaching the owner means messaging directly on Telegram, and no pricing has been shared so far.

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Engagement	5.3 of 30
Growth quality	9.6 of 20
Reactions and forwards	9.6 of 15
Consistency	3.6 of 12
Trust	3.7 of 8
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Cristiano’s next match will be for Al Nassr on October 9th against Al Diriyah. 😍 Register and deposit on 1win with this link and use SSBET1 promocode for 500% bonus on your first deposits!
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A legacy that will never be erased, despite everyone. 😍 Register and deposit on 1win with this link and use SSBET1 promocode for 500% bonus on your first deposits!
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Cristiano and happy endings are two lines that never meet 😍 Register and deposit on 1win with this link and use SSBET1 promocode for 500% bonus on your first deposits!
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yesterday3.8K10 forwards170 reactions8 commentsOpen in Telegram
Cristiano Ronaldo has announced that he has decided to leave the Portugal training camp following Jorge Jesus' press conference 😬
yesterday3.6K7 forwards55 reactions1 commentOpen in Telegram
🚨 marca Cristiano Ronaldo has left the Portuguese national team camp and is expected to board his private plane to Madrid in a few hours. The Portugal captain is departing following Jorge Jesus' comments regarding his absence from the matches against Norway and Denmark. His early departure from the Nations League break, with two matches still remaining, could mark the end of Cristiano Ronaldo's time with the Portuguese national team. 😍 Register and deposit on 1win with this link and use SSBET1 promocode for 500% bonus on your first deposits!
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yesterday3.1K1 forward24 reactions1 commentOpen in Telegram
If Cristiano Ronaldo doesn’t start, will he come on tomorrow? Jorge Jesus: “I don’t know. We’re back to the same point: I don’t know what will happen in the match. If we need him, he’ll come on. If we don’t need him, he won’t. I don’t know. And you’re sports journalists, so you know exactly what I mean.”
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yesterday2.9K1 forward25 reactionsOpen in Telegram
You spoke about Cristiano’s status, and this is the second time you’ve mentioned it. If Cristiano has a status, a status that is different from the other players, and if you had agreed with him about his involvement in the two matches, why did you promise him that he would play in the second half of the last match if you might later be unable to keep that promise to the player? And also, regarding Pedro Proença, did you speak with the federation president? What did you discuss? Jorge Jesus: “I’ll go back to talking about status. What is status? Status is not synonymous with ‘player.’ Status is linked to a player’s career. Some players have had greater careers, others less so, and it’s not simply about being a player. There are players who have status within their teams, even if they haven’t reached particularly high levels. As a coach, I deal with these players while taking their status into consideration. Do you want an example? We’re talking about football, right? I gave you an example yesterday so that you could understand what I mean by status and what determines it. In the Al Nassr match, in the Champions League semi-final, there was Sadio Mané. Mané is a player with status, and I consider him a player with status. And I’m not talking only about his past. If I said to him, ‘Sadio, today you won’t be able to play because of this, this and this…’ and he didn’t take it well, not that he would say ‘no,’ but… that is status. I just wanted to give you an example so you could understand what I mean when I talk about ‘status.’ Status does not mean having different rules from everyone else. For me, and in my decisions, whether I play him, take him off, keep him on, or send him to the stands, the rules are the same.”
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yesterday2K26 reactionsOpen in Telegram
You spoke about Cristiano’s status, and this is the second time you’ve mentioned it. If Cristiano has a status, a status that is different from the other players, and if you had agreed with him about his involvement in the two matches, why did you promise him that he would play in the second half of the last match if you might later be unable to keep that promise to the player? And also, regarding Pedro Proença, did you speak with the federation president? What did you discuss? Jorge Jesus: “I’ll go back to talking about status. What is status? Status is not synonymous with ‘player.’ Status is linked to a player’s career. Some players have had greater careers, others less so, and it’s not simply about being a player. There are players who have status within their teams, even if they haven’t reached particularly high levels. As a coach, I deal with these players while taking their status into consideration. Do you want an example? We’re talking about football, right? I gave you an example yesterday so that you could understand what I mean by status and what determines it. In the Al Nassr match, in the Champions League semi-final, there was Sadio Mané. Mané is a player with status, and I consider him a player with status. And I’m not talking only about his past. If I said to him, ‘Sadio, today you won’t be able to play because of this, this and this…’ and he didn’t take it well, not that he would say ‘no,’ but… that is status. I just wanted to give you an example so you could understand what I mean when I talk about ‘status.’ Status does not mean having different rules from everyone else. For me, and in my decisions, whether I play him, take him off, keep him on, or send him to the stands, the rules are the same.”
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yesterday1.9K1 forward22 reactionsOpen in Telegram
Following up on João’s question, and regarding the changes, you already said that Bruno, if nothing happens today, will play tomorrow. What about João Félix? Given his great importance to the team, will he make an effort to play in tomorrow’s match as well? And is Francisco Conceição out of the match or not? We’d like some clarification on the players’ situations. Jorge Jesus: “João Félix, I’ll assess his condition today. He hasn’t trained yet, so I’ll see how he is. He was one of the players who played the entire match, and he is experiencing significant fatigue in the hamstrings of both legs. This isn’t something new for him. The problem is that this muscle can be deceptive; the player may appear to be fine, and then it turns out later that he isn’t. I’m waiting for today’s training session, and after training I’ll assess his condition. If he’s in good shape, he’ll play, as always. But there’s also another factor we have to take into consideration: he could be feeling fine, play the match and finish it, and then be unable to play in the following match against… There’s all this context that we coaches have to take into account when making decisions. And sometimes these factors lead us to make decisions that are solely the coach’s responsibility. As for Francisco Conceição, he will miss the match. We’ll see whether he’ll be able to recover.”
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