Ronaldo suspended, but Proença hopes for CR7's return in November

This afternoon the news spread that Cristiano Ronaldo has been officially suspended from the Portuguese national team following his escape from the training camp during the October break. The federation president, Pedro Proença, assured that no war between the parties is foreseen.

Prospects for CR7's return

Proença stated that everyone, “without exception,” wants to see the captain back in the squad in November. He emphasized that the decision is a “normal disciplinary procedure” and that the authorities will assess the case independently.

The official also downplayed the recent differences, calling them “misunderstandings,” and urged to overcome them to return to calm and serenity.

Referring to Ronaldo's past, Proença recalled his stint as a former Juventus and Real Madrid player, highlighting the importance of getting the captain back for the national team.

The president reiterated that the collective desire is to have the captain on the field again, stating: “We are all sitting at the same table, there is a strong will for our captain to return to the national team.”

In conclusion, the federation appears ready to swiftly conclude the procedure, hoping to reunite Cristiano Ronaldo with his teammates by the end of the year.