
Cristiano Ronaldo left the Portugal national team's concentration in Copenhagen on his private jet after not playing against Norway and the statements of coach Jorge Jesús.
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Cristiano Ronaldo decided to leave the Portugal camp after not playing against Norway and the coach's statements.
Cristiano Ronaldo decided to leave the Portugal camp after not having played a single minute in the match against Norway (2-1) and after the words of coach Jorge Jesús assuring that he is the one in charge in the locker room. 'CR7' decided to leave Copenhagen on his private jet, a flight that was the most followed live in the world.
The Portuguese star decided to leave the Parken stadium in Copenhagen where he was preparing to train and got into a black van, without saying goodbye to his teammates.
The former Real Madrid player headed to the hotel, picked up his suitcase and asked his private plane to fly from Madrid to Copenhagen to pick him up. The private jet landed in the Danish capital around 10:15 p.m. Spanish time and left for Spain at 11:35 p.m.
The journeys of Cristiano's private jet, both from Madrid to Copenhagen and vice versa, were the most followed live on Flight Radar 24. The Portuguese fans and followers wanted to know at all times what the footballer was doing, where he was going and what time he arrived.
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