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Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal ban
National · 4 updates
Suspended! How a six-month ban could kill Ronaldo’s Portugal 1,000th-goal dream
Cristiano Ronaldo has apologised for his Portugal walkout and accepted that disciplinary action may follow, with the Portuguese Football Federation weighing a potential ban of one to six months. While the decision could affect his availability for upcoming international fixtures, the Al-Nassr forward has continued scoring, reaching 980 career goals. Ronaldo reportedly hopes to achieve the 1,000-goal milestone in a Portugal shirt, making the suspension particularly significant.
Cristiano Ronaldo suspended by Portugal FA
After saying he deserved to be disciplined, Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo got what he asked for Saturday when he provisionally was suspended by his national team.The Portuguese Football Federation opened disciplinary proceedings against the team captain after he walked out of camp during the just-completed international break following a miscommunication with head coach Jorge Jesus.In a letter that was revealed this week, Ronaldo said he was told by Jesus he would be used as a substitute in a Nations League match against Norway. Ronaldo warmed up along the sideline but did not see playing time.
Cristiano Ronaldo claims he's the greatest ever before reaching 1,000 goals
Cristiano Ronaldo believes he is the greatest footballer ever, insisting his 980 career goals speak for themselves as he closes in on the 1,000-goal milestone. Despite disciplinary proceedings following his departure from Portugal’s camp, the federation wants him back for November’s fixtures. Meanwhile, Ronaldo continues scoring for Al-Nassr, leaving fans wondering when he will finally reach four figures.
Portugal makes U-turn on Ronaldo suspension, wants him back after Al-Nassr goal
Cristiano Ronaldo scored on his Al-Nassr return, taking his career tally to 980 goals, while Portugal have made clear they want their captain back. Despite the disciplinary proceedings following his camp exit, Ronaldo and coach Jorge Jesus have left the door open for a reunion. With November’s fixtures approaching, will Ronaldo return to Portugal after the fallout?
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