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Suspended! How a six-month ban could kill Ronaldo’s Portugal 1,000th-goal dream

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Suspended! How a six-month ban could kill Ronaldo’s Portugal 1,000th-goal dream

Cristiano Ronaldo has apologised for his Portugal walkout and accepted that disciplinary action may follow, with the Portuguese Football Federation weighing a potential ban of one to six months.

While the decision could affect his availability for upcoming international fixtures, the Al-Nassr forward has continued scoring, reaching 980 career goals.

Ronaldo reportedly hopes to achieve the 1,000-goal milestone in a Portugal shirt, making the suspension particularly significant.

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