While Cristiano Ronaldo’s future with Portugal remains uncertain after recent tensions, a new speech darkens the prospects of the five-time

Cristiano Ronaldo's sister, Elma Aveiro, stated that the 41-year-old forward's future with the Portugal national team is currently "more no than yes." Speaking at a book launch in Lisbon, Aveiro expressed serious doubt over a potential reconciliation between Ronaldo and Jorge Jesus following recent tensions. She described the dispute as a stalled situation, citing feelings of betrayal that make a return difficult.
Aveiro defended her brother's international legacy, noting her sadness that the Portuguese public appears to have forgotten his past accomplishments. While Ronaldo has maintained a desire to remain available for national team selection, Aveiro indicated that both parties remain hurt, casting significant doubt over any imminent recall to the squad.
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