Cristiano Ronaldo has abandoned the Portugal camp following accounts that coach Jorge Jesus said he would be left out again. The incident occurred after a meeting described as a chaos, with Ronaldo vowing to stand by his word. His sister has defended him, criticizing the team's handling of the situation. The move has raised doubts about Ronaldo's future with the national team.
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