Great news for all Real Madrid fans as Cristiano Ronaldo has returned to training with his team-mates for the first time since injuring his ankle in late September.
Ronaldo however, will still miss Portugal’s World Cup play-off with Bosnia-Herzegovina.
The £80 million world record signing suffered the injury in a Champions League clash with Marseille on September 30 but was put through his paces at Real’s Valdebebas training complex today, taking part in some ball work.
Ronaldo’s injury became the subject of controversy earlier this month when Portugal tried to call him up for duty in their World Cup qualification play-off with Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Ronaldo had risked the injury during his country’s crucial final group game with Hungary in October but had broken down by half-time, causing an almighty club versus country row.
This time, the player has ultimately remained with Real Madrid, while Portugal narrowly won the first leg of the play-off without him.
