Madrid coach Mourinho won’t comment on sad Ronaldo

Madrid coach Mourinho won’t comment on sad Ronaldo

MADRID- The Associated Press

Real Madrid's coach Jose Mourinho gestures as he leaves the UEFA headquarters after attending a session of the Elite football Club Coaches Forum on September 5, 2012 in Nyon. AFP Photo

Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho isn’t going to divulge what he thinks of star player Cristiano Ronaldo’s glum demeanor.
 
Ronaldo, the world’s most expensive player, says he is "feeling sad" because of professional reasons the Portugal forward claims the Spanish giant is aware of.
 
Mourinho, speaking in Spanish sports daily AS, says "it’s a theme in which I shouldn’t nor can I comment on. I won’t say anything about it."
 
The 27-year-old Ronaldo revealed his feelings after being asked why he had not celebrated scoring twice in a Madrid victory.
 
On Tuesday, Ronaldo issued a statement denying it’s because of money while committing himself to the defending Spanish champions.
 
Ronaldo has scored 150 goals in 149 games for Madrid, including 59 in all competitions last season.

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