Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly been suspended by the Portuguese Football Federation following an incident involving the national team, with the 41-year-old facing a ban of between one and six months.
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According to the UK Mirror, the suspension was triggered automatically under federation rules after Ronaldo allegedly left the national team camp following a reported fallout with head coach Jorge Jesus.
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A disciplinary council is expected to review the incident and determine the duration of the suspension.
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The final decision could see the Al-Nassr forward sidelined for up to six months, depending on the outcome of the disciplinary proceedings.
Ronaldo has reportedly apologised publicly over his actions and acknowledged that he deserved to face punishment.
However, the length of the ban will depend on the disciplinary council’s assessment of the circumstances surrounding his departure from the camp.
The reported suspension could affect the veteran forward’s availability for Portugal, although the precise duration of the punishment remains to be determined.
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