Ronaldo Leaves Portugal Camp Amid Reports of Rift with Coach Jesus
- Cristiano Ronaldo abruptly left the Portuguese national team at 41, feeling betrayed by coach Jorge Jesus after a dispute over playing time.
- Tensions ignited after Ronaldo spent 30 minutes warming up during a game in Norway but did not play, then exploded in Copenhagen following Jesus's news conference.
- On Tuesday, Ronaldo met with federation president Pedro Proen and Jesus to resolve the conflict, but the coach's promised public apology proved insufficient to retain him.
- Ronaldo flew to Madrid and posted a farewell to Portugal on social media, bringing several tense days in the camp to a dramatic close.
- The forward departs after 23 years with the national team; under coach Roberto Mart, he scored 28 goals in 37 appearances and helped secure the 2025 Nations League title.
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Although he left the national lot of Portugal with scandal, Cristiano Ronaldo did not leave a huge void from a logistical point of view. Portugal has already attributed the favorite number of the 41-year-old attacker to one of his teammates for the match scheduled for Thursday against Denmark, in the League of Nations, reports RMC Sport.
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