The noise surrounding Cristiano Ronaldo shows no sign of quietening amid widespread speculation that Saudi club Al Nassr is trying to sign the five-time Ballon d'Or winner.
But Portugal, which has managed to secure its place in the knockout stages of the World Cup with a game to spare, doesn't look like it has been affected by the focus its most celebrated player is attracting.
The reports linking Ronaldo with Al Nassr come after the star had his contract terminated by Manchester United following his explosive interview with Piers Morgan in which he criticized manager Erik ten Hag and the club's owners. The 37-year-old Ronaldo is now a free agent and his availability at club level has been drawing attention in Qatar and beyond.
"These issues concern the players themselves, in this case Ronaldo, who in this case is very experienced," Silva said. But it was a goal he didn't score in his country's 2-0 win against Uruguay on Monday that has prompted dispute.
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