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Eldest son of the five-time Ballon d’Or winner, Cristiano Ronaldo Junior won the Saudi Arabian U13 title with Al-Nassr.
Cristiano Junior continues to follow in his father’s footsteps. Having played through the youth teams of Real Madrid, Juventus Turin and Manchester United, when the five-time Ballon d’Or winner played in these clubs, Cristiano Ronaldo’s eldest son has been wearing the jersey for a little over a year. of Al-Nassr, the formation that “CR7” joined in January 2023.
And this season, with the U13s, he won his first championship title in Saudi Arabia! As captain of his team, he was even the one who lifted the trophy awarded to the winners this weekend. To the greatest pride of Georgina Rodriguez. “Mini, the best CR”posted the companion of the Portuguese striker on her Instagram account.
Cristiano Ronaldo undoubtedly deprived of the title, he…
There had been no suspense for almost a month in the title race. As early as February 9, the Riyadh-based club had actually congratulated Cristiano Junior and his teammates because they were assured of winning the Saudi Under-13 League with three days remaining. This coronation is therefore added to all those already won by his father.
Will the native of Funchal enrich the family trophy case in a few weeks, among the big boys? Probably not. After 22 days of the Saudi Pro League, Al-Nassr is second in the standings with 53 points, nine lengths behind Al-Hilal. Barring a miracle, Cristiano Ronaldo and his boy will not do the double this year.
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