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Cristiano Ronaldo’s sister sparks discussion about his future with Portugal

Dziurek/Depositphotos Cristiano Ronaldo faces Portugal uncertainty Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro, Portugal’s national team captain, faced renewed uncertainty about his international career on October 15, 2026. His sister Elma Aveiro publicly questioned whether he would return to the squad. Her comments followed Ronaldo’s departure from a Portugal training camp on September 30 after a…

Cristiano Ronaldo’s sister sparks discussion about his future with Portugal

Cristiano Ronaldo's sister raised concerns about his future with the Portugal national team on October 15, 2026. The revelation came after Ronaldo's departure from a Portugal training camp on September 30 following a disagreement with coach Jorge Jesus. Elma Aveiro, Ronaldo's sister, expressed doubts about her brother's return to the team during a book presentation in Lisbon on October 14, 2026.

In a separate incident, Ronaldo remained a substitute during Portugal's 2-1 UEFA Nations League match against Norway on September 27, 2026, despite warming up during the second half. He later claimed that the decision not to play was a central part of his disagreement with coach Jorge Jesus. Ronaldo and the coach had reportedly agreed on Ronaldo skipping Portugal's matches against Norway and Denmark in September and October 2026 to manage his fitness.

However, when Ronaldo was expected to play against Norway, he remained on the bench. On September 30, Ronaldo left the Portugal training camp in Copenhagen, Denmark, before a UEFA Nations League fixture against Denmark. The Portuguese Football Federation subsequently imposed a preventive suspension pending disciplinary proceedings. Ronaldo now faces uncertainty about his international career with Portugal.

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