Portuguese federation to meet Ronaldo as crisis over bench role escalates
October 2, 2026 at 01:07 PM · Updated 14d ago
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طعنة من الخلف.. حقيقة مؤامرة نجوم البرتغال لطرد رونالدو!
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أزمة بدأت منذ 10 سنوات.. كيف أصبح منتخب البرتغال أفضل بدون رونالدو؟
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غضب واسع.. لوحات إعلانية تهاجم جيسوس وتساند رونالدو بعد أنباء الاعتزال (صور)
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للحفاظ على مسيرة القائد.. الاتحاد البرتغالي "يسعى للحل" بين خيسوس ورونالدو
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نجم البرتغال: رونالدو؟ أشعر براحة كبيرة مع جيسوس
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دافع عن رونالدو في لقطتين.. هويلوند يثير الجدل في مباراة الدانمارك والبرتغال (فيديو)
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تطور مفاجئ.. أزمة رونالدو والبرتغال تسير في اتجاه مختلف
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سلطات البرتغال تزيل لافتات دعم رونالدو ضد خيسوس من شوارع لشبونة
(opens the publisher’s site)سلطات البرتغال تزيل لافتات دعم رونالدو ضد خيسوس من شوارع لشبونة
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رونالدو ليس الضحية الأولى.. صدامات جورجي جيسوس مع الشرطة واللاعبين والمدربين
(opens the publisher’s site)The Portuguese Football Federation is moving to defuse its standoff with Cristiano Ronaldo after the captain left the national team camp.
- Federation officials plan to meet Ronaldo next week, with the player's approval, to reconcile the parties including coach Jorge Jesus.
- Ronaldo left the Portugal camp Tuesday after Jesus said he would not start in the Denmark match.
- Lisbon authorities removed banners supporting Ronaldo against Jesus, deeming the posters illegal, and are investigating who funded the campaign.
- Portugal beat Denmark 4-2 in the Nations League on Thursday, with Rafael Leao wearing Ronaldo's number 7 shirt.
- Defender Nuno Mendes said it is not his place to decide on Ronaldo's situation, expressing comfort working under coach Jorge Jesus.
- Ronaldo appears set to retire permanently from the Portugal national team after walking out of the Copenhagen camp.
- Portuguese businessman Fernando Maia launched billboard campaigns in Lisbon and Oeiras backing Ronaldo and criticizing Jesus.
- Ronaldo said he will explain the real reasons for his decision to the Portuguese people at an appropriate time.
- Statistics cited by The Sun show Portugal averages 2.7 goals per game without Ronaldo since 2017, against 2.1 with him on the pitch.
- Denmark striker Rasmus Højlund mimicked Ronaldo's trademark spinning jump to celebrate his goal and reportedly shoved coach Jorge Jesus after the final whistle.
- Portuguese journalist Pedro Sobvida dismissed as baseless reports of a conspiracy among national team players to expel Ronaldo from the camp.
- The Portuguese Football Federation is reportedly arranging a farewell match to mark the end of Ronaldo's international career.