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Portugal Star Reveals He Was ‘Instructed Not to Speak’ About Cristiano Ronaldo Leaving National Team in Interview After Win vs Denmark

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Portugal defender Renato Veiga said he was told not to speak about Cristiano Ronaldo’s departure from the national team camp following the Seleção’s 4-2 win over Denmark.

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Following the incident involving Cristiano Ronaldo within the Portuguese national team, attention has turned to the UEFA Nations League matches. Portuguese players avoided answering questions about Ronaldo after the match against Denmark. Defender Renato Veiga stated, "I received instructions, I cannot comment."

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"It's a matter that doesn't concern us. We have shown that we are a great group. I'm sure he, at home, is happy for the victory," Leao said.

·Madrid, Spain
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Portugal players avoided talking about Cristiano Ronaldo after the victory over Denmark, after the captain left the national team. Renato Veiga revealed that he was told not to comment on the situation, while Vitinha and Rafael Leao spoke about the game and the victory of the national team. "I am very close to Cristiano Ronaldo and he knows that I feel [...] The article Ronaldo unspoken topic: Veiga reveals what he was told appeared first on Ves…

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The template of the combined luso has received strict orders not to pronounce on the scare of the great Portuguese star

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IOL Portugal broke the news in Portugal on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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