Cristiano Ronaldo s'excuse et evoque un possible retour en selection portugaise
Une semaine apres avoir quitte la selection, Ronaldo a presente ses excuses et dit vouloir revenir apres avoir purge sa suspension.
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Cristiano Ronaldo a presente ses excuses mardi, une semaine apres avoir quitte la selection portugaise, et a ouvert la porte a un eventuel retour une fois sa suspension purgee, selon France 24.
L'attaquant avait claque la porte de l'equipe nationale la semaine precedente, dans des circonstances qui avaient suscite de nombreuses reactions au Portugal. Ses excuses publiques marquent une tentative d'apaisement apres cet episode.
Ronaldo fait face a une suspension dont la duree exacte n'a pas ete precisee dans les informations disponibles, mais il a indique vouloir revenir en selection une fois cette sanction purgee, signalant son intention de continuer a representer son pays.
L'episode survient alors que Ronaldo demeure une figure centrale du football portugais, et toute incertitude sur sa disponibilite pour l'equipe nationale a des repercussions sur la planification de l'effectif par le staff technique.
La federation portugaise n'a pas communique en detail sur les modalites de la suspension ni sur un calendrier precis pour un eventuel retour du joueur sous le maillot national.
Sources
- Cristiano Ronaldo s'excuse et ouvre la porte à un retour en sélection portugaise — France 24 — Français
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