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At the World Cup in Qatar, Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly treated his teammates from Portugal to dinner in an effort to get over the controversy surrounding his Manchester United exit.

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In his first game since his abrupt departure from Old Trafford, the most recent addition to the free agent market scored from the penalty spot in Portugal’s opening 3-2 triumph over Ghana.

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Frustration with how Ronaldo’s club troubles have dominated the news over Portugal’s attempt to win their first World Cup has grown during the World Cup’s preparation period and thus far during the competition.

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When being photographed eating supper together, the Portugal team decided to spend their time together after Fernando Santos granted them a break from practice.

The only players absent were those who had family in Qatar, including Jose Sa, Joao Cancelo, and Bernardo Silva, who chose to spend time with them. This demonstrated the team’s spirit of unity.

Diogo Dalot and Bruno Fernandes, both of United, were spotted with the group on their night out.

El Espanol claims that Ronaldo treated his teammates to supper at the 37-year-old star’s connections-related, recently opened Tatel de Doha restaurant on Al Maha Island. According to reports, he also paid the bill.

The Tatel de Doha is owned by Mabel Hospitality, which counts tennis great Rafael Nadal and Cristiano Ronaldo among its partners.

Before the national team came to pick up the players on their own bus, they were out until 11.30 p.m.

Ronaldo’s dramatic chat with Piers Morgan led to his exit from Old Trafford.

He claimed in the interview that he felt “betrayed” by the team and that Erik ten Hag “didn’t appreciate” him because the Dutchman, in his opinion, didn’t respect him.

The World Cup will probably be Ronaldo’s final opportunity to add the one major trophy to his impressive resume.

After the competition, he’ll be looking to prove his abilities as he searches for a new club to join.

If Portugal defeats Uruguay on Monday, they might guarantee their spot in the Round of 16.

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