The Portuguese Football Federation has decided to suspend Ronaldo, media write.

The Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) has decided to suspend striker Cristiano Ronaldo from the national team's matches after leaving the team without permission, reports the Mirror.

According to the source, the FPF will activate regulations providing for suspension for a period of one to six months for unjustified failure to appear at a national team event. It remains for the Disciplinary Committee to determine the period of disqualification. If Ronaldo is suspended for more than one month, he will miss Portugal's Nations League matches against Denmark (November 14) and Wales (November 17).

At the end of September, the striker played on the bench in the match of the second round of the group stage of the Nations League against the Norwegian team (2:1). Then 41-year-old Ronaldo left the national team after a press conference by team head coach Jorge Jesus, at which he said that the forward would not be included in the squad for the next match. The media reported about the possible end of the forward’s career in the national team. On Tuesday, Ronaldo announced a “break of trust” on the part of the coach, apologized to partners and fans and expressed his readiness to return to the national team after a possible disqualification.