Ronaldo Suspended by Portugal After Walkout, Disciplinary Action Begins

Portugal suspends Ronaldo after walkout, initiates disciplinary proceedings. Details on the incident and potential consequences.

Editorial Desk

October 10, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Lisbon, Portugal — The Portuguese Football Federation has suspended Cristiano Ronaldo following his walkout from the national team and has initiated disciplinary proceedings against him.

Ronaldo, 41, left the Portugal camp during an international break in a dispute with new coach Jorge Jesus over his limited playing time in the Nations League. He was either an unused substitute or absent in three games, with his replacement Gonçalo Ramos scoring three goals.

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The federation referred the case to its disciplinary investigation committee, which will determine the outcome. Ronaldo has already apologized but acknowledged that actions have consequences, stating that rules apply equally to everyone regardless of status.

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