Cristiano Ronaldo injured his hamstring during Al Nassr’s match against Al Fayha on February 28, 2026. Should fans be worried about him missing the upcoming matches, especially the 2026 FIFA World Cup? According to the latest update, it is not a long-term injury.
In an official statement, Al Nassr announced, “Cristiano has been diagnosed with a hamstring injury after the last game against Al Fayha. He started a rehabilitation program and will be evaluated day by day.”
This is happening when Roberto Martinez is preparing to announce his team that will play a friendly doubleheader match against Mexico and the United States. For the uninitiated, Portugal will face Mexico on March 29, followed by the United States on April 1, 2026.
We hope that Cristiano Ronaldo’s injury is not too serious.
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– Cristiano Ronaldo News (@CRonaldoNews) February 28, 2026
According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Ronaldo’s recovery period could take a long time. He took to his Instagram and wrote, “Cristiano Ronaldo could be out for two to four weeks with a muscle injury. More tests will follow soon as Cristiano is working towards an ASAP return from hamstring problems.”
“He is expected to miss the next two games as his recovery may take 2/4 weeks… also this will depend on the presence of Portugal this month. Get well soon, Cristiano!” he added.
Many showed their support for the football legend. One wrote, “Stay strong we need it until the last dance at the World Cup.” Another commented, “You’ll be back.” “We’re praying you get stronger and get back on your feet soon,” wrote a fan, while another fan added, “Ronaldo you need to win the World Cup.”
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be held from June 11 to July 19, 2026. This will be the 23rd World Cup tournament, and will be hosted in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
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