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Cristiano Jr edges closer to Real Madrid breakthrough

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Cristiano Jr edges closer to Real Madrid breakthrough

Cristiano Ronaldo’s long-held ambition of sharing the pitch with his son has edged closer to reality, after 15-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo Jr was invited to train with Real Madrid’s youth setup.

Cristiano Ronaldo Jr has taken a significant step in his young career by training with the under-16 squad of Real Madrid CF, sparking fresh speculation about a potential move to the Spanish giants.

The teenager, currently part of Al-Nassr FC’s youth system, has already followed in his father’s footsteps by spending time in the academies of Manchester United FC and Juventus FC. A natural striker, he continues to develop his game while attracting attention from top European clubs.

Reports suggest that Real Madrid are seriously considering offering Cristiano Jr a place in their academy, with club officials closely monitoring his progress following the recent training session.

On the international stage, the young forward has also made strides, representing Portugal national under-17 football team after earlier appearances at under-15 level. His debut came in 2025 during a youth tournament match against Japan, marking the beginning of his journey with Portugal’s national setup.

Meanwhile, Cristiano Ronaldo has previously spoken about his desire to one day play alongside his son in a professional match. While he admits the idea is not an obsession, it remains a personal dream.

Ronaldo, now in the latter stages of his legendary career, has acknowledged that time is a limiting factor. With his contract at Al-Nassr running until 2027 and his pursuit of the 1,000-goal milestone ongoing, the Portuguese icon continues to balance ambition with reality.

Despite the uncertainty, he has made it clear that his son’s future will ultimately be his own to decide. Whether Cristiano Jr reaches the top level or chooses a different path, Ronaldo insists he will remain proud—though the possibility of sharing the pitch together still lingers as a remarkable prospect in football history.