Ronaldo returns to Portugal team while Spain produce a new golden generation

Cristiano Ronaldo is back in the Portugal squad as they prepare for their Nations League matches against the Czech Republic and Spain.

The 37-year-old Manchester United forward missed Portugal's friendly win over Qatar last week due to a stomach bug, but he has now recovered and is set to make his 190th international appearance.

Ronaldo is Portugal's record goalscorer with 117 goals, and he will be looking to add to his tally when they face the Czech Republic in Prague on Saturday and Spain in Lisbon on Tuesday.

Spain, meanwhile, have called up a number of exciting young players to their squad for the Nations League matches.

Pedri, Gavi and Ansu Fati are all aged 19 or under, and they have all been in impressive form for their clubs this season.

Pedri has been one of the standout performers in La Liga for Barcelona, while Gavi has broken into the first team at the Camp Nou and has also made his debut for the Spanish national team.

Fati has also shown his potential for Barcelona this season, scoring five goals in 10 appearances.

The emergence of these young players is a sign of a bright future for Spain, who have already won the UEFA Nations League twice.

They will be looking to make it a hat-trick of titles when they face the Czech Republic in Malaga on Saturday and Portugal in Braga on Tuesday.

The Nations League is a relatively new competition, but it has quickly become one of the most important fixtures in the international calendar.

It gives teams the chance to compete against each other in a competitive environment, and it also provides a pathway to the European Championship and the World Cup.

Portugal and Spain are two of the favorites to win the Nations League this year, and they will both be looking to make a statement in their upcoming matches.