Ronaldo Leaves Portugal Camp Amid Reports of Rift with Coach Jesus
- Cristiano Ronaldo left Portugal’s training camp after Coach Jorge Jesus said he would not start against Denmark in the Nations League.
- Ronaldo said he would later explain to Portugal’s people why he departed and wished the team and his teammates good luck.
- Jesus denied a feud, saying that the rules were the same for everyone and that no player would make decisions for him.
- Portugal’s rules could result in a one-to-six-month suspension and a fine if Ronaldo’s departure was deemed unjustified.
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