Cristiano Ronaldo’s son, Cristiano Jr. plays in Al Nassr’s U13 team in Saudi Arabia, just like Lionel Messi’s children play in Inter Miami.

What fans have been waiting for for a long time has come in Saudi Arabia when Cristiano Ronaldo’s son made his debut for Al Nassr U13 team in a 6-0 win over Al Qadisiyah.

Cristiano Jr. debuted in the colors of the U13 Al Nassr team

Cristiano Jr. did just that with the Portuguese star’s signature legendary number 7 and despite not scoring, the local media assured that the youngster had a good performance. “Like the outfit, like the style,” the club posted on its social network about the boy who dreams of playing alongside his father (38 years old).

Cristiano Jr. contributed to U13 Al Nassr’s 6-0 victory

According to Fabrizio Romano, a journalist specializing in international transfers, the idea of ​​Al Nassr’s board of directors is that Ronaldo’s eldest son will play for the U15 team in the future.

Previously, his partner Georgina Rodriguez and their children moved to Saudi Arabia to accompany and support Ronaldo in his new adventure, at least until 2025.

Cristiano Jr. wants to continue the career of his great father Cristiano Ronaldo

Cristiano Jr. was born on June 17, 2010 through surrogacy and the mother’s identity was not announced. From an early age, the boy showed his ability to play football and was a member of the youth teams of Real Madrid, Juventus and Man United, where his father played.

Cristiano Jr. at Ronaldo’s Al Nassr debut

In an interview, Ronaldo said: “My son told me: ‘Dad, please try for a few more years, I want to play with you!’” and added: “That’s why I training every day, as if I were a young player, to one day be able to realize my dream.”