A 'personal reason' behind Ronaldo's absence from Diogo Jota can explain why he was not at his funeral. Jota, 28, was laid to rest at Gondomar cemetery in Portugal on Saturday afternoon.

The sudden loss of Portuguese footballer Diogo Jota and his brother André Silva in a tragic car crash in Spain has left the football world in mourning. Just two weeks after Jota’s wedding, the news ...

Katia Aveiro has revealed what her brother Cristiano Ronaldo told her about the criticism he was subjected to for not ...

One particular name absent from the list of attendees at Diogo Jota funeral was Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo, who opted to skip the last rites of his international teammate.

Cristiano Ronaldo did not attend Diogo Jota's funeral, instead paying tribute to his Portugal team-mate online - and his sister has defended his decision.

Diogo Jota was laid to rest in Portugal on Saturday, with his Liverpool and Portugal team-mates among those paying their ...

Georgina, 31, has since shared an insight into their 'recovery' trip on her Instagram page by posting several pictures of the ...

Cristiano Ronaldo's sister, Katia Aveiro, has responded to criticism of her brother's decision not to attend Diogo Jota's funeral. Jota and his brother ... commentators/social networks emphasising an ...

Cristiano Ronaldo, Jota's close friend and Portugal teammate, did not attend. Ronaldo had previously shared a heartfelt tribute to the recently-married 28-year-old on Instagram Friday. "It doesn't ...

The reason why Cristiano Ronaldo (40, Al Nassr), 'captain of the Portugal national team,' did not appear at the funeral of late Diogo Jota (age 29) has been revealed. Portugal's 'Record' reported ...

Cristiano Ronaldo has been pictured for the first time since opting not to attend the funeral of Diogo Jota, who tragically passed away following a traffic accident last week.

Ronaldo's absence at Jota's funeral sparks debate amid mourning chaos. By . OSEN. Published 2025.07.07. 01:10 Updated 2025.07.07. 01:11. Cristiano Ronaldo (40, Al Nassr) was right in his judgment.