Ronaldo's Portugal Return Uncertain
Portugal coach Jorge Jesus says the door is open for Cristiano Ronaldo's return, but only if the star player wants to come back.
Cristiano Ronaldo left Portugal's training camp after being told he wouldn't start against Denmark, but coach Jorge Jesus says the door is open for his return. Ronaldo, the captain and all-time leading scorer, has scored 146 goals in 234 appearances for Portugal. He wrote on social media that he would reveal the truth about his reasons for leaving the national team in due course.
Ronaldo's departure from the camp came after he was an unused substitute against Norway and found out he wouldn't start against Denmark. Portugal went on to win the match 4-2 without him. Ronaldo has been linked with a return to the national team next year, but only if he wants to come back.
Advertise with usYour brand hereIn-feed (between news) · Native cardBook this space →However, Ronaldo's return could still be a boost for the team and its fans.
The uncertainty surrounding Ronaldo's future with the national team has sparked speculation about his next move. He currently plays for Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia.
Why it matters
Ronaldo's return to the national team could be a boost for Portugal's chances in the UEFA Nations League and the FIFA World Cup. His fans are eager to see him back on the pitch, and his return could also have implications for his club career.
What's next
Ronaldo's next move is uncertain, but he may consider returning to the national team if he wants to continue playing at the highest level.
How the story unfolded
- Sky Sports Papers: Ronaldo to make Portugal return
- Yahoo Sports Portugal boss says door open for Ronaldo return
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Al Jazeera – Cristiano Ronaldo can return to Portugal team if he wants, says Jesus ↗
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