
After an escalated argument with coach Jorge Jesus, Cristiano Ronaldo hastily left the Portuguese national team's training camp in Copenhagen.
Cristiano Ronaldo left the Portuguese national team's training camp in Copenhagen on a private jet before the game against Denmark after an argument with coach Jorge Jesus.
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Cristiano Ronaldo left the Portuguese national team's training camp after an escalated argument with coach Jorge Jesus.
Cristiano Ronaldo left the Portuguese national football team in a private jet shortly before the away game in Denmark. The dispute with coach Jorge Jesus had previously escalated. This could mean the end of the superstar's career in the national team. The international press reviews at a glance:
Portugal
EXPRESSO: “Jesus spoke, Ronaldo listened and left: the captain left the national team training camp.”
Público: “Jesus said he would appoint whoever he wanted – and Cristiano Ronaldo left.”
A Bola: "The sudden departure of Cristiano Ronaldo from the national team's training camp in Copenhagen sent a shockwave through world football."
O Jogo: "The decision has been made and irrevocable: Cristiano Ronaldo will not return to the national team. The game against Wales in Alvalade will go down in history as his last international match for Portugal."
CNN Portugal: "Jesus didn't come to the national team to do anyone a favor - not even Cristiano."
England
Sun: “CRIS-IS POINT: Cristiano Ronaldo leaves the Portuguese training camp after an argument with coach Jorge Jesus – thousands follow his private jet.”
Guardian: “Cristiano Ronaldo leaves Portugal national team after being left out of starting XI.”
Mirror: "Cristiano Ronaldo's falling out with Portuguese national coach Jorge Jesus led to his dramatic decision to leave the national team in the middle of the current phase of the game."
Italy
Gazzetta dello Sport: "In a word: incredible. Cristiano Ronaldo, captain of the national team and record holder for goals and appearances, has left the Portuguese national team's training camp in Denmark to fly to Madrid on his private plane."
Corriere dello Sport: “Chaos: Sensational break between Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal.”
Spain
Marca: "This sad and abrupt end somewhat tarnishes his overall record in the national team. Nobody would have expected that such a successful story could come to such an end."
AS: “The Cristiano case hits Portugal like a bomb.”
El Mundo Deportivo: “Jorge Jesus’ press conference finally brought everything down.”
France
L'Équipe: "What if the last image of Cristiano Ronaldo as a Portuguese national team player was him driving away in an association vehicle while his teammates began their pre-match training in Copenhagen?"
Le Parisien: “Great tensions in the Portuguese national team – Cristiano Ronaldo leaves the training camp early.”
Denmark
Bold: “Ronaldo feels betrayed after breaking a promise.”
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After an escalated argument and a hasty departure from the training camp, Cristiano Ronaldo is about to say goodbye to the Portuguese national team. The 41-year-old announced that he would soon inform the public about the exact reasons.

Football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo left the Portuguese national team's training camp in Copenhagen after a dispute with coach Jorge Jesus and flew to Madrid by private jet.
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