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Portugal confirm Ronaldo suffering from tendonitis

Portugal confirm Ronaldo suffering from tendonitis
04.06.2014 18:30
The Portuguese Football Federation have released a statement that confirms the issue with the Real Madrid forward's knee, having previously only said Ronaldo was troubled by a thigh muscle injury.

The federation said Ronaldo has "a muscle injury on the back of his left thigh as well as left-leg patellar tendonitis."Ronaldo did however begin training on Tuesday, working with one of the Portugal coaches, Antonio Gaspar, including doing some ball work.Madrid are said to be concerned with Ronaldo’s fitness and are worried he could aggravate his injuries during the World Cup.Ronaldo was struggling towards the end of the League season as well and was forced out of the team near the end of the campaign due to a muscle injury.(uk.eurosport.yahoo.com)Bakudaily.az

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