Overview
- Cristiano Ronaldo, who posted on Monday that he is “getting better every day,” shared gym photos of targeted work such as leg exercises during his hamstring rehab.
- Al‑Nassr confirmed a right hamstring injury from the February 28 match against Al‑Fayha and said he is on a day‑to‑day rehabilitation plan without a set return date.
- Portugal left him out of March friendlies against Mexico on March 28 and the United States on March 31 as a precaution tied to the muscle issue.
- Head coach Roberto Martinez called the problem a minor injury and projected a return in one to two weeks, adding that the World Cup is not at risk based on current assessments.
- Some outlets reported he is recovering in Spain, though neither club nor national staff confirmed his location, and his fitness remains closely watched as the 41-year-old pursues a record sixth World Cup.