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Who long will it take Cristiano Ronaldo to pay off measly Portugal fine?
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Ronaldo accepted a €255 fine and 30-day suspension for walking out on Portugal's camp; he'll earn it back in under a minute.
Cristiano Ronaldo has accepted punishment from the Portuguese Football Federation following his public dispute with manager Jorge Jesus. The 41-year-old was handed a backdated 30-day suspension and a €255 fine after walking out of the national team camp before a Nations League match against Denmark. Ronaldo had accused Jesus of breaking promises about his role in the team. Given his reported earnings of £488,000 per day at Al-Nassr, the fine is largely symbolic—analysts estimate he will earn the amount back in approximately 30 seconds.
Summary by MatchPal from the original report at standard.co.uk. Reporting and images belong to the source.
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- Ronaldo tried to reduce punishment: 'No mitigating circumstances'Voetbal International
- Cristiano Ronaldo asked for punishment 'without mitigation', then fought to cut itThe Guardian
- Who long will it take Cristiano Ronaldo to pay off measly Portugal fine?Evening StandardThis article
- Portuguese press ridicules Ronaldo's 'light' punishment: 'He earns that in 38.6 seconds'Voetbal International
- Ronaldo, Portugal's ridiculous fine sparks debate: 'It's 0.00012% of his salary!'Corriere dello Sport
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- Ronaldo's sanction: from 'he'd pay it in 39 seconds' and 0.00012% to a striking mitigating factorMarca
- International press mocks Portugal's 'derisory' sanction against RonaldoRMC Sport
- Portugal sanctions Cristiano Ronaldo: one-month suspension and €255 fineSky Sport Italia
- Portugal: Ronaldo's light sanction for squad departure draws criticismRMC Sport
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