Cristiano Ronaldo challenged Brazilian journalist: "You don't like me"

Cristiano Ronaldo had a tense exchange with Brazilian journalist Marcelo Bechler during a press conference on Sunday (November 5), right before the match between Portugal and Spain at the 2026 World Cup. In a heated atmosphere, Ronaldo asked for the microphone to be given to Bechler and said: "I know you don't like me."

Journalist Bechler asked Ronaldo about the difficulties of playing in a World Cup at the age of 41. In response, Ronaldo did not hesitate to give a sarcastic answer: "The most difficult thing is talking to you. With some of you, especially those who don't like me. You are one of them, I know."


This exchange attracted great attention from the media and fans, especially as it took place before an important match between two top European teams. Ronaldo, who is considered one of the greatest players of all time, always knows how to create attention and battles like this add even more heat to the atmosphere before the match.

The match between Portugal and Spain is not only a derby between two neighboring countries but also a battle between the two top teams in the tournament. With Ronaldo as a key factor, Portugal hopes to get a positive result to advance further at the 2026 World Cup. Meanwhile, Spain is also determined to assert its strength on the international playground.

The tension between Ronaldo and Bechler was not only an interesting moment in the press conference but also reflected the pressure that players face before important matches. Difficult questions and criticism from the media are always an indispensable part of the careers of stars like Ronaldo. The upcoming match will be an opportunity for him to prove his abilities once again, not only to fans but also to journalists like Bechler.

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