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Ronaldo tells bereaved Messi 'stay strong, Leo' after his father's passing

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Cristiano Ronaldo has offered his condolences to his long-time rival Lionel Messi following the death of Jorge Messi. Commenting on an emotional social media post by Messi, the Portuguese star sent a message of strength to help him through this difficult time.

Jorge Messi passed away on August 8 after a long illness. His funeral was held the following day at the El Prado private cemetery in the suburb of Santa Fe, Rosario, Argentina.

On Wednesday, for the first time since his father's death, Messi spoke out publicly. In an emotional social media message, the Argentine star remembered his father not just as a parent, but also as his friend and representative.

Messi wrote that it is extremely difficult to accept the reality that his father is gone, and he does not yet know how to move forward without him. His emotional post also highlighted Jorge Messi's immense role in his football career.

Ronaldo left a comment directly on Messi's post, writing, "Big hug to you and your loved ones in this difficult time, Leo. Stay strong."

The rivalry between the two football legends spans many years, with their battle for the recognition of world's best player captivating the sport. However, transcending their pitch-side competition, Ronaldo stood by Messi during a moment of personal grief.

Meanwhile, following his father's passing, Messi has decided to stay in Argentina indefinitely to be with his family during this difficult time. The 39-year-old star has not yet announced a specific date for his return to the United States.

Consequently, Messi's return to the field for Inter Miami has also become uncertain, and he is not expected to play in the Leagues Cup match against León scheduled for August 13.

Having lost his father, Messi is currently navigating a difficult chapter of life away from football, with no confirmed timeline for his return to the US or the pitch.

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