TRENDING

SERAP sues CBN over failure to account for $6.23m in ‘missing’ election funds, ₦1.63trn in other public funds • Iran executes man for killing police officer • Shooting Stars’ poor run: Is sacking Salisu Yusuf the answer? • Umuhimu wa ushauri nasaha kwa wanandoa • Utafiti: Maisha bila mpenzi yanawezekana • Suspected herdsmen attack Benue communities, kill six, others missing • Regular consumption of eggs can curb child malnutrition — Experts • Ndigbo need mindset shift for collective progress, says Soludo • Euromatch NPFL: Bendel Insurance confirm Baba’s return ahead Sporting Lagos clash • Mbinu za mume, mke kukuza mahaba baada ya kuzaa • Ogun PDP raises alarm over Adebutu’s omission • Pantami’s camp urges calm over omission from INEC list • Tiger attacks, kills man at UK zoo • 2027: Aisha Yesufu urges Obi supporters to learn, play ‘Osun script’ • Morning recap: UK varsities withdraw admission offers to Nigerians, why Peter Obi won’t win a ward in Anambra, other top stories • UN chief condemns attack on Saudi airport, demands end to strikes • Robbie Savage the panto villain puts scepticism aside to leave Leicester reeling • Manchester City face hostile Liverpool reception after guilty verdict – matchday live • Unawasiliana vipi na mtoto aliyefikia balehe? • Africa Is Losing Its Doctors: Inside the Workforce Crisis No One Wants to Address • SERAP sues CBN over failure to account for $6.23m in ‘missing’ election funds, ₦1.63trn in other public funds • Iran executes man for killing police officer • Shooting Stars’ poor run: Is sacking Salisu Yusuf the answer? • Umuhimu wa ushauri nasaha kwa wanandoa • Utafiti: Maisha bila mpenzi yanawezekana • Suspected herdsmen attack Benue communities, kill six, others missing • Regular consumption of eggs can curb child malnutrition — Experts • Ndigbo need mindset shift for collective progress, says Soludo • Euromatch NPFL: Bendel Insurance confirm Baba’s return ahead Sporting Lagos clash • Mbinu za mume, mke kukuza mahaba baada ya kuzaa • Ogun PDP raises alarm over Adebutu’s omission • Pantami’s camp urges calm over omission from INEC list • Tiger attacks, kills man at UK zoo • 2027: Aisha Yesufu urges Obi supporters to learn, play ‘Osun script’ • Morning recap: UK varsities withdraw admission offers to Nigerians, why Peter Obi won’t win a ward in Anambra, other top stories • UN chief condemns attack on Saudi airport, demands end to strikes • Robbie Savage the panto villain puts scepticism aside to leave Leicester reeling • Manchester City face hostile Liverpool reception after guilty verdict – matchday live • Unawasiliana vipi na mtoto aliyefikia balehe? • Africa Is Losing Its Doctors: Inside the Workforce Crisis No One Wants to Address

October 11, 2026|07:41

Back to Home

Cristiano Ronaldo

Portugal reveal when Ronaldo will next play for national team after suspension

Daily Post about 3 hours 1 mins read

Portugal captain, Cristiano Ronaldo, is set to return to the national team after a short suspension.

The country’s football federation on Saturday, confirmed the 41-year-old has been suspended for walking out of camp during the UEFA Nations League in September.

But it now appears Ronaldo will likely serve a one-month suspension.

The Al Nassr forward could be available for Portugal during the November international break.

“The Federation, the coach, all the teammates are aligned: we want Cristiano back. I expect him back already during the November international break,” FPF president, Pedro Proença, said.

“Cristiano is also willing to return. He’s the best of all time.”

Portugal reveal when Ronaldo will next play for national team after suspension

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article