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Ronaldo leaves national team camp ahead of match against Denmark
Cristiano Ronaldo departed from the Portuguese national team camp 23 years after his debut, as the team defeated Denmark 4-2 in the Nations League.

Cristiano Ronaldo left the Portuguese national team camp 23 years after his debut. The player's departure was reported in the hours leading up to the team's match against Denmark, which took place in Copenhagen.
Following Ronaldo's exit, Portugal faced Denmark in the Nations League and achieved a 4-2 victory, marking their third consecutive win in the 2026/27 edition of the competition, according to various sources.
The team played under added pressure after the captain's departure, with the victory occurring in a context where many fans barely noticed the player's absence. The impact of his exit was considered notable by a few, while others seemed focused on the team's performance.

At the end of the match, Rasmus Hojlund celebrated a goal in Ronaldo's style, a gesture that brought a smile to the national coach, who also expressed support for the group, stressing his belief in the coach's ideas.
Ronaldo's absence became a topic on social media, where images of the player in the stands, rather than on the pitch, were widely discussed. The player watched the game from the stands alongside several other spectators.
The situation prompted an analysis of the national team's future, with some questioning how the team will evolve without their historic captain, while others highlighted the strength of the squad in their victory in Copenhagen.