Ronaldo provisionally suspended after national team walkout, media reports say

After Portugal's 2-1 win, Jesus denied he had made any ⁠agreement with the player but left the door open for his return. According ​to Portuguese newspaper A Bola, the FPF confirmed that disciplinary proceedings had ​been opened against Ronaldo.

"Without prejudice to the automatic preventive suspension to which he was subject until the date of initiation, a non-automatic preventive suspension of the player was determined, and ​the proceedings were given urgent status," the federation was quoted as ​saying.

FPF president Pedro Proenca said everyone within the federation wanted Ronaldo to return to the ‌national ⁠team once the matter was resolved.

"The Portuguese Football Federation and its president, in this spirit of tranquility, speaking with all parties, who have already publicly demonstrated their desire to have the captain back with us, there ​is an expressed wish ​from everyone," ⁠he was quoted as saying by A Bola.

"This includes the federation, the FPF president, the national team coach, the ​captain and the players. "Regarding Ronaldo's disciplinary process, Proenca added: "That ​will depend ⁠solely on the Disciplinary Committee, which is an autonomous body, and it will do its job.

"Ronaldo apologised on Tuesday for failing to acknowledge supporters after ⁠the ​Norway game and for leaving his teammates, adding ​that he would remain available for selection after serving any punishment arising from the incident.