Cristiano Ronaldo can return to Portugal squad if he wants, says coach Jesus
Portugal's coach left the door open for Ronaldo's return after the forward left the squad on Wednesday.
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Cristiano Ronaldo, the former Manchester United and Real Madrid star, left the Portugal squad on Wednesday, but national team coach Jesus has said the door remains open for his return, according to Al Jazeera.
Jesus indicated that Ronaldo could rejoin the squad whenever he chooses to, suggesting there is no rift preventing the veteran forward from continuing his international career with Portugal.
Ronaldo's departure from the squad drew attention given his long-standing role as one of Portugal's most prominent players. The coach's comments were seen as an effort to reassure fans and players alike that the situation remains amicable and that Ronaldo's international future is not in question.
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