en.malanginspirasi.com – Cristiano Ronaldo rejoined Al Nassr team training in Riyadh on Monday as the 41-year-old captain flashed broad smiles.
He looked looking sharp just days after walking out of Portugal’s national team camp amid a reported misunderstanding with coach Jorge Jesus.
Club photos and images shared by the player himself captured the five-time Ballon d’Or winner fully immersed in the session.
Ronaldo, sporting a fresh haircut and Al Nassr’s distinctive blue-and-yellow training kit, was seen laughing with teammates, pouring water over his head to cool off in the Riyadh heat, and joining group huddles in celebration.
The pictures offered a clear signal that the Portuguese star has shifted his focus back to club duties.
Ronaldo left the Portugal squad during the international window following tension that escalated after he was left as an unused substitute in a Nations League win over Norway.
Coach Jorge Jesus publicly denied a major rift while asserting his authority over selection decisions, but Ronaldo later announced on social media that he was departing the camp after the coach’s press conference and a conversation with the Portuguese Football Federation president.
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He said he would explain his reasons “in due course” and wished his teammates well.
The forward arrived back in Riyadh with his family over the weekend and reported for training four days ahead of Al Nassr’s upcoming Saudi Pro League (Roshn League) fixture against Al-Diriyah.
The early return gives the squad valuable preparation time with their talismanic captain fully available.
Ronaldo currently sits on 979 career goals and remains locked on the landmark of 1,000.
At Al Nassr, where he continues to lead the line with the same intensity that defined his European career, every match represents another step toward that historic milestone.
Supporters and the club itself have responded positively to the images of a visibly motivated Ronaldo back on the training pitch.
While questions linger about his long-term international future under Jesus — who has left the door open for a possible return — the immediate priority is clear: helping Al Nassr in the domestic campaign.
