France’s former promoter, Christophe Dugary, has sharply criticised Cristiano Ronaldon, claiming the ego of the Portuguese star is damaging his reputation. The 1998 World Cup winner has expressed disappointment at the situation created around the star of Al Nasr and Portugal’s National.

The situation over Ronaldo’s future with Portugal has caused much discussion, while former French striker Dugarry has come up with strong criticism of five times the winner of the Golden Top.

Speaking on the French show “Rotten rogenflamme,” he commented Ronaldo’s recent departure from Portugal’s gathering after encounters with selective Jorge Jesus.

I’m tired of this. It’s terrible to have so little respect for your countrymen and your nation, Dugarry declared himself in his appearance. RMC Sport.

Milan and Barcelona’s former striker said Ronaldo’s recent conduct is far from professional and oriented to the team that Portuguese had built over the past two decades.

It’s terrible, because it’s not the image he conveyed before. It conveyed the image of a healthy person, a team player, someone big and generous. Now I have the impression that he’s changed and that his ego is destroying him from inside for the past few months, Dugarry said.

While he might have left the scene through the big door, it’s all over, it’s all broken. How do you want him back? To do what?

Dugarry also argued that one of the qualities of a great player should be the ability to understand the moment when he is no longer performing at his highest level.

The talent of a great player like Ronaldo should be to understand when he’s not performing. This has happened in three international competitions in a row. His country is more efficient without him, he declared. /Telegraph/