Cristiano Ronaldo put his recent woes with his club Manchester United to one side, as he and his Portugal team-mates arrived in Doha, Qatar on Friday ahead of the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Ronaldo criticised United manager Erik ten Hag and the Old Trafford hierarchy during a recent interview, and it is now understood 'The Red Devils' are currently exploring their legal options to bring the 37-year-old's second spell at the club to a premature end.
Fernando Santos' side begin their World Cup Group H campaign against Ghana on Thursday, with matches against Uruguay and South Korea to follow.
Portugal's best finish at the World Cup was third place in England 1966 and they, more recently, came fourth in Germany 2006.