Ronaldo left the Portugal national team camp early following a dispute with the coach

Portuguese national team forward Cristiano Ronaldo left the team’s training camp and missed the last three training sessions following a conflict with head coach Jorge Jesus.

The 41-year-old soccer player was unhappy with the coach’s decision not to put him in the game during the Nations League match against Norway. When Jesus publicly stated at a press conference that he could not guarantee the forward a spot in the starting lineup for the next game against Denmark, Ronaldo immediately headed to the airport and left the team’s training camp on a private jet.

 The match against Denmark is scheduled for October 1; currently, the Portuguese national team leads Group A4 of the tournament with six points after two rounds.

Source: “A Bola.”

Earlier, it was reported that Cristiano Ronaldo found himself at the center of a conflict with Portugal’s new head coach, Jorge Jesus. According to the information provided, the forward appealed to the federation’s president to resolve the situation with the coach.

Ronaldo, captain of the Portuguese national team, is aiming to score 1,000 career goals.

Ronaldo has been called up to the Portuguese national team.