Cristiano Ronaldo Hamstring Injury Update: World Cup Hopes Intact

CR7 sidelined with hamstring tendon injury

Cristiano Ronaldo diagnosed with hamstring tendon injury, expected to miss 2-4 weeks. World Cup participation not at risk.

Ronaldo starts rehab for hamstring injury, condition to be assessed daily...

Cristiano Ronaldo has been diagnosed with a hamstring tendon injury, according to his Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr. However, his participation in the 2026 World Cup doesn't seem to be at risk. The 41-year-old Portuguese captain is expected to be out for 2-4 weeks, which should give him enough time to recover before the tournament kicks off on June 11th.

Ronaldo's injury occurred during a match against Al-Fayha, and he's already started a rehabilitation program. His condition will be assessed daily, and Al Nassr is prioritizing his full recovery. This injury might affect his availability for some upcoming matches, but the focus is on getting him fit for the World Cup.

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Cristiano Ronaldo has begun a rehabilitation program for a hamstring tendon injury sustained during Al Nassr's match against Al Fayha last month. The 41-year-old Portuguese captain's condition will be assessed daily, with his participation in the 2026 World Cup not expected to be impacted.

Ronaldo, aiming for a record sixth World Cup appearance, was injured in the 81st minute of the Saudi Pro League match and has started treatment. Al Nassr hasn't specified a return date, prioritizing his full recovery.