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Cristiano Ronaldo Recieves Good News Away From Al Nassr

Originally posted on Athlon Sports
By Manuel Meza Cienfuegos | Last updated Nov 1, 2025 9:33 PM ET

Cristiano Ronaldo scored a brace that Saturday in Al Nassr's 2-1 victory against Al Feiha, and now he has received good news away from Saudi Arabia.

The eldest son of Ronaldo, 40, Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., already represents Portugal at the Under-16 level, and this Saturday, he was a starter in a match against Wales.

The game was corresponding to the Football Federations Cup U-16 and ended with a victory for the Portuguese team by 3-0.

The good news for Ronaldo is that his son scored a goal at minute 42. Ronaldo Jr. received a pass into space from one of his teammates and finished with his right foot to the left post.

This moment was shared by the Al Nassr star through his Instagram account in his stories.

What Team Does Cristiano Ronaldo's Son Play For?

Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. is 15 years old and plays in the Al Nassr academy, logically, for logistical reasons.

Ronaldo Jr. was born in La Mesa, California, USA, on June 17, 2010. His recent goal with Portugal U-16 is the first he has scored in that category, but in May of this same year, he scored a brace with Portugal U-15, in a match against Croatia, corresponding to the International Tournament "Vlatko Markovic."

Ronaldo Jr. has already been part of the Juventus and Manchester United academies before his father made the jump to Saudi Arabia.

His main position is left winger, just like his father, but he has also played as a right winger. His preferred foot is the right and he measures 1.85m.

He has already represented Portugal in youth divisions, but due to his place of birth, he is also eligible to represent the United States.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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