Portugal's Conceicao injured, Ramos to start; Ronaldo leaves camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 30, 2026, 6:20 PM
Last updated Sep 30, 2026

Portugal faces Denmark in the Nations League, but significant turmoil surrounds the team. Francisco Conceicao is sidelined with a muscular injury, and Goncalo Ramos will start in his place. Tension escalated when Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly left the Portugal camp following a disagreement with coach Jorge Jesus after being benched in a previous match. The Portuguese team is under pressure as they look to solidify their standing in the group.
- •Conceicao ruled out due to a muscular injury.
- •Goncalo Ramos will start against Denmark.
- •Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly left the team camp after a conflict with the coach.
- •Ronaldo was benched in Portugal's recent 2-1 victory against Norway.
- •The match against Denmark is part of the Nations League.
- 6:20 PMYahoo Sports — Portugal chaos as Conceicao injured, Ramos starts, but report Ronaldo storms out
"Juventus winger Francisco Conceicao is injured and Milan’s Goncalo Ramos will start against Denmark, but there are reports ex-Juve striker Cristiano Ronaldo left the Portugal camp after a row with t...
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