Cristiano Ronaldo: Portugal and Juventus forward recovers from coronavirus
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Cristiano Ronaldo last played for Portugal in a 0-0 draw with France in the Nations League on 11 October
Portugal and Juventus forward Cristiano Ronaldo has recovered from coronavirus, testing negative after self-isolating.
Ronaldo, 35, tested positive on 13 October and missed Juventus' 2-0 Champions League defeat by Barcelona on Wednesday following another positive test on Tuesday.
During his absence he missed two Serie A games, plus the Italian champions' first two European matches.
Ronaldo last featured against France in the Nations League on 11 October.
Prior to his positive test, Ronaldo had scored three goals in Juventus' first two league games.
The Champions League group-stage draw had set up the possibility of Ronaldo and Barcelona's Lionel Messi - with 11 Ballon d'Or awards between them - being reunited on the same pitch for the first time in two years.
Their next opportunity to do so will be in the reverse fixture on Tuesday, 8 December at the Nou Camp.
Andrea Pirlo's Juventus face Spezia in Serie A on Sunday (14:00 GMT).
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