Cristiano Ronaldo has been provisionally suspended by the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) following his departure from the national team’s training camp. The FPF Disciplinary Council announced the decision on October 10, 2026, in a statement reported by Portuguese public broadcaster RTP. The suspension comes amid an urgent disciplinary investigation into the incident.
The FPF is examining the events surrounding Ronaldo’s exit from the training camp in September. The disciplinary body is looking into the circumstances of his departure, which reportedly occurred amid tensions with coach Jorge Jesus. Ronaldo had previously issued an apology, but the FPF has not yet released details of the investigation’s findings. The suspension is provisional, pending the outcome of the inquiry.
This marks the second time Ronaldo has faced disciplinary action from the FPF in recent months. Earlier this year, he was fined for a controversial celebration following a match. The current situation highlights ongoing tensions within the national team, with reports suggesting a breakdown in relations between Ronaldo and his coach. The FPF has emphasized the need for discipline and unity within the squad. The outcome of the investigation is expected to be announced in the coming weeks.
