Cristiano Ronaldo could face a sixth-month ban after his latest antics, with the Manchester United legend's sister furious with his situation

Cristiano Ronaldo could face a six-month international football ban after storming out of Portugal's Nations League camp. The 41-year-old departed following his omission from the starting lineup as an unused substitute against Norway, which prompted a crisis meeting with head coach Jorge Jesus and the Portuguese Football Federation president. Ronaldo later issued a cryptic social media message promising to reveal the truth behind his sudden departure.
Under Portuguese Football Federation regulations, players who unjustifiably abandon national team duties risk suspensions ranging from one to six months along with a fine. Meanwhile, Ronaldo's sister, Elma Aveiro, strongly defended her brother online, criticizing Portuguese football culture and arguing he deserved far more respect. In Ronaldo's absence, Rafael Leao has taken over Portugal's No. 7 shirt.
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