Check out Ronaldo's amazing stats with Portugal

Cristiano Ronaldo's international career is entering a new phase after he left the Portuguese national team camp amid reports suggesting he may be considering his future with the national team following a recent disagreement with coach Jorge Jesus. Since his debut for Portugal in August 2003 against Kazakhstan, Ronaldo has become one of the most prominent names in the national team's history, having played 234 international matches, scoring 146 goals and providing 37 assists. During this career, the Al-Nassr star has played 178 official matches for Portugal, scoring 124 goals and providing 28 assists, while also participating in 56 friendly matches, scoring 22 goals and providing 9 assists. Ronaldo has left his mark on major tournaments, having participated in six World Cups, playing 27 matches and scoring 11 goals, and six European Championships, playing 30 matches and scoring 14 goals. His international statistics demonstrate the diversity of his goal-scoring methods, with 23 goals from penalties and 11 from direct free kicks, while also earning the Man of the Match award on 24 occasions. In terms of titles, Ronaldo led Portugal to victory in Euro 2016, despite not finishing the final due to injury, and was also part of the squad that won the UEFA Nations League twice. Now 41, Ronaldo's international career remains rich with achievements and accolades, while his future with the Portuguese national team hinges on the decision he will make in the coming period.