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Ronaldo apologizes for Portugal walkout; says Jesus broke promise
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- Papers: Ronaldo to make Portugal return
- Jesus fires back over Ronaldo question
- Will Cristiano Ronaldo play for Portugal after a row with coach Jesus?
- Ronaldo wants Portugal 'punishment' but not retiring
- Ronaldo says Jesus broke his word, apologizes to Portugal teammates
- Ronaldo breaks silence over Portugal walkout in extraordinary statement
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