Mourinho minimizes declaration of "sadness" Cristiano Ronaldo

Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho tried to minimize the revelation that Cristiano Ronaldo was feeling "sad" at the club. "If he's sad and he plays as plays, so it's perfect for me, he can keep doing the same," Mourinho told a news conference on Friday, when asked about the comments of his fellow Portuguese made after a game there are two weeks. "I'm a football coach and my responsibilities are the results and, therefore, when the results are not good, you kill me," Mourinho said at the time that the Real prepares for Saturday's game against the Spanish league Sevilla. "That's what I need to concentrate." Cristiano Ronaldo told reporters he was sad after the victory of Real by 3 x 0 at home to Granada, prompting speculation that he was unhappy with his salary and could be seeking a way out of the club that made him the most expensive player world when it was bought from Manchester United three years ago. The 27-year-old, who according to media reports earns 11 million euros (14.20 million dollars) per season, refused to celebrate his two goals in the victory. He declined to detail the reasons for his sadness, saying only that "those who worked at the club" knew the reason. Later, he denied that it was a matter of money. The sports newspaper Marca, fiercely pro-Real, reported on Tuesday that he had demanded a contract extension and a raise in salary to 15 million euros after tax. Mourinho, who has the same agent Cristiano Ronaldo said that did not bother with the statements of the player, even if they come at a time when he expressed dissatisfaction with his team. he Real lost five points in their first three league games, including a shock defeat by 2 x 1 for Getafe when let out the advantage of the first time. "Cristiano is working at its highest level he is playing at his highest level," said Mourinho. "Some days better, some days worse, obviously he can not score in every game or be decisive in every game. It is always a team player, a player in terms of training and discipline is absolutely exemplary." "I do not have to worry about things that, to me, are additional and not fundamental."