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Ronaldo expects to return in ‘one or two weeks’

By Reuters
26 March 2019   |   8:56 am
Cristiano Ronaldo says the injury he picked up playing for Portugal in the Euro 2020 qualifier against Serbia on Monday isn't a serious one.

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