Cristiano Ronaldo Addresses Portugal Camp Exit and Future

Cristiano Ronaldo, the captain of Portugal, explained his exit from the national team's international camp in October, attributing it to broken promises from the head coach, Jesus. Ronaldo stated that he had been assured he would play in both the first and last matches of the international break, but after warming up, he was not brought on during the match against Norway despite being told he would have 30 minutes of playtime.
He expressed his disappointment, saying, “That the head coach broke his promise,” and decided to leave the camp to avoid further broken commitments. Ronaldo apologized to his teammates and fans, affirming his intention to continue his international career as long as he is physically fit.
He mentioned that he had considered retiring after the 2026 World Cup but was encouraged to keep playing by the Portuguese Football Federation.
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