Cristiano Ronaldo did not take part in Portugal's 2-1 victory over Norway in the Nations League and missed training on Tuesday. Ronaldo expressed his dissatisfaction with his absence from the team, and his decision to leave the national team camp. In a press conference, his coach, Jorge Jesus, stated there was no conflict, despite Ronaldo's absence from training. Ronaldo left the national team camp during the Nations League and took to his social media accounts to speak publicly about the situation. The 41-year-old forward announced that he was leaving the national team camp in Copenhagen on Wednesday, September 30, the day before the third round of the Nations League. He had previously been left on the bench during the match against Norway and did not celebrate with his teammates after the victory. Ronaldo also stated he would explain the reasons behind his decision "in due time." He had already announced that this would be his final season in professional football. Ronaldo's departure from the national team camp followed a tense situation with his coach, Jorge Jesus, who claimed there was no "Ronaldo affair" despite the player's absence. Ronaldo had been left on the bench during the match against Norway and did not attend training on Wednesday. His decision to leave the camp was confirmed through a message on Instagram, where he said he would share the truth about his reasons for leaving the national team in the future. The situation has raised questions about the end of Ronaldo's international career. Despite his long-standing commitment to the national team, his recent actions suggest he may be closing the door on his international career. Ronaldo's departure has been described as a dramatic end to his relationship with the national team, which had lasted over two decades. His decision comes as he prepares for the final stage of his professional career, and it remains to be seen whether he will continue to play for Portugal in the future.