Ronaldo Sidelined: Misses Portugal's North American Friendlies Due to Injury

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Injured Ronaldo Misses Portugal's North America Friendlies

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CNBC TV18•20-03-2026, 21:55

Injured Ronaldo Misses Portugal's North America Friendlies

•Cristiano Ronaldo ruled out of Portugal squad for friendlies against Mexico and USA due to injury.
•Al-Nassr forward sustained injury against Al-Fayha, undergoing rehabilitation in Spain.
•Ronaldo aims to be fit for the World Cup, likely his final major tournament.
•Joao Felix, Ronaldo's club teammate, included among ten forwards in the 27-man squad.
•Ruben Dias, Bernardo Silva, and Joao Palhinha left out; Goncalo Guedes earns first call-up since 2022.

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