Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. has officially started his football career, as he will play his first matches with the Portugal U16 team in the Federation Cup, held from October 30 to November 4.

Jr. has been a part of the Al Nassr Academy since 2023, playing as a left winger, just like his father in his early days. He is characterized by high fitness, quick movement, and powerful shooting, making him a promising talent.

Cristiano Sr. has confirmed multiple times that his son possesses the same competitive genes that distinguished him, noting the boy's ability to excel in matches with skill and speed, which excites fans about his football future.

Currently, Ronaldo Sr. is 40 years old, and his contract with Al Nassr ends in June 2027, the year when Jr. will turn 17, the same age at which great stars like Messi and Yamal began their professional careers.

This indicates that the dream of seeing father and son play together at Al Nassr or even with the Portuguese national team is not far-fetched, and it may come true in the coming years if both maintain the same level.

In previous statements, Ronaldo Sr. expressed his desire to play alongside his son, emphasizing that it depends on Jr.'s choices, and that his role is limited to guidance and support, praising his son's passion for football and his technical and physical skills.