Bruno Fernandes Publicly Disagrees With Cristiano Ronaldo Over New Portugal Boss

• Bruno Fernandes has contradicted Cristiano Ronaldo's opinion about Roberto Martinez
• Ronaldo recently claimed that the new Portugal boss has brought fresh air to the camp
• The veteran made the claim after Martinez led the country to a win in the Euro qualifiers

Bruno Fernandes has risked getting in trouble with Cristiano Ronaldo after he publicly disagreed with the former Manchester United striker.

The midfield maestro contradicted Ronaldo's opinion about the new Portugal head coach, shortly after their 6-0 huge win over Luxembourg on Sunday night.

The Selecao are currently under the tutelage of former Belgium boss, Roberto Martinez, who took charge of the side after the departure of Fernando Santos.

According to The Sun, Martinez has had a bright start to life in command of the national team, having previously led his side to a 4-0 win over Lichtenstein in a Euro 2024 qualifier.

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Ronaldo, Bruno differ in opinion

Speaking on Martinez's reign, Ronaldo claimed the new manager has brought 'a breath of fresh air' to the national team camp.

However, Fernandes publicly disagreed with the forward's opinion, observing that the new head coach has only brought new ideas.

"No, it's just a new coach, with new ideas. There's no breath of fresh air at all," Fernandes asserted. "It's just a transitional period. The atmosphere in the national team has always been good."

Meanwhile, unlike Fernandes, Ronaldo has enjoyed a stunning run of form with Portugal since the arrival of Martinez, scoring three goals in two matches under the new boss.

The country's next Euro qualifier clash will be against Bosnia on June 17.

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