Cristiano ronaldo father death. And in an interview with piers morgan he broke down in tears when quizzed. Ronaldos father jose dinis aveiro died of liver failure in 2005 at the age of 52 after battling alcoholism. Though not intentional dinis aveiros death went on to help cristiano ronaldo in his professional and personal life.
He passed away in 2005 just two years after ronaldo headed to england and manchester united. Ronaldo was 20 at the time and playing for manchester united and was on the cusp of becoming the global megastar he is today. They point out that sometime around september 5 7 2005seven years.
Ronaldo lost his father jose to an alcohol related liver condition when cristiano was just 20. He drank every day says the player openly. Cristiano ronaldo did not attend his fathers funeral and instead chose to play the same evening.
Real madrid star cristiano ronaldo has opened up about his relationship with his father who passed away 10 years ago. On september 6 2005 dinis aveiro passed away in london at the age of 51. Dad jose dinis aveiro died in 2005 of liver failure when ronaldo was just 20 two years into his career at old trafford.
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