Ronaldo Accepts Punishment After Leaving Portugal Camp

Cristiano Ronaldo, the 41-year-old captain of the Portugal National Team and forward for Al-Nassr, stated he is not retiring from international football but believes he should face consequences for leaving the national team's Nations League camp. This decision followed his frustration after being an unused substitute in a match against Norway and subsequently learning he would not start against Denmark.
Ronaldo, who has scored 146 goals in 234 appearances for Portugal, emphasized the need for accountability regarding his actions and expressed that he should be punished by the Portuguese Football Federation. He accused head coach Jorge Jesus of an "absolute breach of trust" for not playing him as promised and for failing to communicate agreed-upon statements to the media.
Despite the controversy, Jesus stated there was no rift between him and Ronaldo, asserting that the captain remains eligible to play for the national team.
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