Cristiano Ronaldo Returns To Portugal Camp As Jorge Jesus Names 25-Man Squad For UEFA Nations League Campaign
Lisbon: Portugal legend Cristiano Ronaldo joined the national side camp ahead of the UEFA Nations League. Taking to Instagram, Cristiano posted pictures of himself having reached the national camp ahead of the tournament starting from September 24.
Portugal legend Cristiano Ronaldo has returned to the national team camp ahead of the UEFA Nations League campaign. The 41-year-old posted photos on Instagram showing his arrival at the training base, which is set to begin on September 24. New head coach Jorge Jesus has named Ronaldo in the 25-man squad for the tournament.
Portugal will kick off their Nations League fixtures against Wales at home on September 24. They will then travel to Norway for an away match on September 27, visit Denmark for their next fixture on October 1, and host Norway again on October 4.
Ronaldo, a five-time Ballon d’Or winner, is the top scorer in men's international football history with 146 goals. His most significant achievement with Portugal was winning the 2016 European Championship. Despite announcing his intent to retire from the FIFA World Cup this summer, his retirement from international football remains uncertain.
Jorge Jesus, who previously managed Ronaldo at Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr, has made his first selection since taking charge of Portugal. The squad includes established stars like Bruno Fernandes, João Félix, and Rafael Leão, as well as some exciting young talent.
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