Cristiano Ronaldo asked for punishment 'without mitigation', then fought to cut it - The Guardian

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Cristiano Ronaldo has shortened his disciplinary action to 29 days' suspension and a $285 fine for abandoning Portugal's training session. Initially, he requested a punishment without mitigation but later struggled to reduce it. The disciplinary action resulted from a conflict with coach Jesus. Ronaldo initially demanded a punishment without reduction then sought to reduce it. The fine and suspension were given for exiting the camp prematurely.

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