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Cristiano Ronaldo

BREAKING: Portugal suspend Cristiano Ronaldo, to serve ban up to six months

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Cristiano Ronaldo has been suspended by the Portuguese Football Federation, according to the UK Mirror.

It is punishment for the 41-year-old walking out of the national team camp after his explosive fallout with head coach Jorge Jesus.

This suspension has been automatically triggered under federation rules.

It is understood that a disciplinary council will now sit to decide the length of his ban.

Ronaldo is facing a ban of one to six months.

Despite publicly apologising, Ronaldo admitted he deserved to be punished for his actions.

BREAKING: Portugal suspend Cristiano Ronaldo, to serve ban up to six months

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