Why Portugal’s top private school rejects Ronaldo’s children (details)

 

Why Portugal's top private school rejects Ronaldo's children (details)
Local media reported that Cristiano Ronaldo encountered difficulties getting his kids accepted into Portugal’s esteemed St. Julian’s School. The soccer player’s home in Cascais, close to Lisbon, is still being built, therefore he and his partner Georgina Rodriguez intend to move back to Portugal. But when they tried to select a school for their five kids, their plans ran into trouble.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

Ronaldo and Rodriguez were spotted visiting St. Julian’s School, a well-known British private institution catering to children aged 3 to 18, which serves some of the wealthiest and most influential families in Portugal. Despite discussions about enrolling their children, the couple’s application was rejected.

Portuguese media outlet V+Fama reported that the rejection was due to privacy concerns, as the school wanted to avoid becoming a constant focus of media attention. The couple, along with their children, currently reside in Saudi Arabia, where Ronaldo plays for Al Nassr, with his contract running until 2025.

Apart from their home in Cascais, Ronaldo also owns properties in Lisbon, his hometown of Funchal, and Madrid, where he spent nine years playing for Real Madrid.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>