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Cristiano Ronaldo’s No. 7 Portugal Shirt May Be in Limbo as Rafael Leao Suffers Injury Scare

Rafael Leao’s injury scare leaves Portugal’s No. 7 up in the air, and Pedro Neto, Joao Felix and Francisco Trincao are among the names who have worn the number. Cristiano Ronaldo’s No. 7 shirt with the Portugal national team may have to wait for its next wearer. A few days after Ronaldo’s retirement from international football, Rafael Leao was forced off injured during Galatasaray’s win over Amedspor, which raises doubts about his availability …

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Extreme Galatasaray, who would be the heir to Cristiano Ronaldo's sweater, with muscle problems

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Rafael Leao suffered an injury at the start of the second half for Galatasaray. The Portuguese star was unable to continue the match.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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Rafael Leao suffered an injury during Galatasaray's Süper Lig match against Amedspor at their home stadium. Unable to continue, he was replaced by Deniz Gül in the 50th minute.

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Rafael Leão injured himself in Galatasaray's victory over Amedspor. Advanced confirmed that he will fail games in Portugal. The content Already there is a confirmed decrease in the call of Jorge Jesus for the next games in Portugal appears first in Ball on the Network.

The advanced Rafael León, one of the 28 players summoned by Jorge Jesus, injured himself today at the service of Galatasaray and is in doubt for the last two games of Portugal in Group A4 of the League of Nations football.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Selection plays on November 14 The content Rafael León gets injured and can fail Portugal stage appears first in MINHO.

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World Soccer Talk broke the news on Saturday, November 7, 2026.
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