
Cristiano Ronaldo announced on Wednesday that he was leaving Portugal's team gathering in Copenhagen, on the eve of a Nations League match against Denmark, promising to explain later the reasons for his decision, after not participating in training and being left on the bench during the match in Norway.
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Cristiano Ronaldo, five-time Ballon d'Or, had announced that this year would be the last of his career and had just been left on the bench during the match in Norway by coach Jorge Jesus.
Perhaps the end of Cristiano Ronaldo's international career. The famous striker announced on Instagram on Wednesday September 30 that he had left the Portugal team gathering in Copenhagen, on the eve of a Nations League match against Denmark, promising to explain "in due course" the reasons for his decision. He did not appear in training on Wednesday.
“After the national coach's press conference, and following a conversation with the president of the Portuguese Football Federation, I made the decision to leave the national team training camp,” wrote the five-time Ballon d'Or winner after coach Jorge Jesus tried to deny any “incident” with the 41-year-old, whom he had left on the bench during the match in Norway on Sunday. At the end of the match, the international football star had not joined his teammates to greet the Portuguese supporters present in the stands after the match. Christiano Ronaldo announced that this year would be the last of his career.
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Cristiano Ronaldo will publicly explain the reasons for his departure from the Portuguese gathering in the coming days.
Likely · Within days
The Portuguese Football Federation will issue an official statement regarding this matter.
Very likely · Within days
Cristiano Ronaldo left the Portuguese team's training camp during the international break after having resented not playing against Norway, despite attempts at mediation by the president of the federation and his club coach Jorge Jesus.

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