Cristiano Ronaldo's eldest son, Cristiano Jr, has trained with Real Madrid's under-16 side as the La Liga club considers signing the 15-year-old striker. The teenager, who currently plays for his father's club Al-Nassr at youth level in Saudi Arabia, previously featured in the academies of Manchester United and Juventus.
According to The Athletic, Real Madrid chiefs are evaluating a potential move for Cristiano Jr in the near future. The youngster has represented Portugal at youth levels, most recently with the under-17 team, and made his debut for the U15s in May 2024 against Japan.
Cristiano Ronaldo has previously expressed a desire to play alongside his son professionally. In 2025, the 41-year-old said: 'I would like it, but it's more in his hands than in mine. The years are passing, and Cris will have to leave football one day. I don't see it as an obsession; he will follow his path.'
Ronaldo, who is approaching 1,000 career goals, acknowledged his career is winding down. He is set to appear at what is likely his final World Cup this summer, with his Al-Nassr contract expiring in 2027. 'I am motivated and want to continue, whether in the Middle East or Europe,' he said.
