Cristiano Ronaldo has been included in Portugal’s squad for the upcoming Nations League matches as the veteran forward continues to play a key role for his country. The 41-year-old remains one of Portugal’s most experienced players as they prepare for another international campaign.
Ronaldo will remain part of the Portugal national team after being selected by new head coach Jorge Jesus for the upcoming international matches.
The veteran forward continues to feature in the squad as Jesus starts his time in charge, ending any immediate doubts about Ronaldo’s future at international level.
As Portugal’s leading scorer and most-capped player, Ronaldo remains a key figure for the national team as they prepare for their next fixtures.
His presence also gives Jesus the chance to work alongside one of the most experienced players in Portuguese football as he begins building his squad.
According to football transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano on X on Friday, “Cristiano Ronaldo will continue with Portugal national team!
“He’s been called up for the upcoming games by new head coach Jorge Jesus.”
Portugal will kick off their 2026/27 UEFA Nations League campaign on September 24, 2026, with a home match against Wales.
Four days later, on September 27, Portugal will travel to Norway for their second group match before facing Denmark away on October 1.
Portugal will then host Norway on October 4 in their fourth group-stage fixture.
Their final two group matches will see Portugal travel to Denmark on November 14 before ending the campaign away against Wales on November 17.
Portugal are placed in League A, Group 4, alongside Wales, Norway and Denmark.
