[b]Football fans are well aware of Manchester United superstar Cristiano Ronaldo's 11-year-old son Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. The Portuguese striker has often posted images and videos of himself training with his son on social media platforms.[/b]

Many expect Junior to follow in the footsteps of his father and it looks like it may come true. Ronaldo Jr recently signed for Manchester United and is officially set to wear the iconic 'Ronaldo 7' jersey which his father has made legendary.

Manchester United signed Cristiano Ronaldo from Juventus during last summer's transfer window from Juventus for €15.00 million. The deal brought a huge boost to United's popularity and also helped them gain enormous profit from marketing. Moreover, Cristiano delivered what was expected from him on the field, which was to score goals. The five-time Ballon D'Or winner has scored 14 goals in 26 appearances for the Red Devils. The Portuguese talisman saved United several times by scoring the winners and some last-minute equalizers for his team. However, Cristiano has struggled to find the net in his last five games, which is his worst goal drought since 2010.

Cristiano Ronaldo moved to Manchester with his whole family. There has been a lot of coverage around Ronaldo Jr. as many are eager to know whether he will follow in the footsteps of his father. Cristiano, on the other hand, has mentioned on multiple occasions that he doesn't want to pressure his son to play football and would happily accept whatever he chooses to do in the future as a proud father.

However, it looks like history is set to repeat as Ronaldo Jr. does look like he is into the world of football. The 11-year-old has played for Real Madrid and Juventus youth teams in the past and his performances in those leagues haven't gone unnoticed. He is now set to be part of Manchester United's youth team as he recently signed for the Red Devils. The young Portuguese was unveiled alongside Brazilian wonderkid Gabriel, who also signed a deal with the Red Devils. Cristiano Jr is also set to wear the Iconic No. 7 jersey and Gabriel on the other hand, will don the No.10 jersey.

Source: https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/man-utd-news-ronaldo-son-26199600

Best gift a father can give a son is not money but legacy

That Gabriel will do wonders. I can see it in his eyes.

iamDrRhymes:
like father like son.

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Tho it certainly will not happen but just imagine for a minute that Cristiano Ronaldo Jr and Mateo Messi turn out to have exactly the same careers as their fathers CR7 and also Messi

I just hope Ronaldo and Messi's sons will do better than their dads.


Andre Dede Ayew and his younger brother didn't achieve more in football than their father.....I heard about the exploits of their father when I was a child.

Bahamas95:
I just hope Ronaldo and Messi's sons will do better than their dads.


Andre Dede Ayew and his younger brother didn't achieve more in football than their father.....I heard about the exploits of their father when I was a child.

pele dey use juju

fuckingAyaya:
pele dey use juju

Nothing like juju in football.

If e dey work African countries for don win world cup.....Even India would have won it.

Bahamas95:
Nothing like juju in football.

If e dey work African countries for don win world cup.....Even India would have won it.

india dey play world cup?

No be Zazoo pose be this? Jokerman comman see Portable's mentor o

I give it to Ronaldo sha, the GOAT of handsomeness and off-pitch activities

I hope the boy would be allowed to attend school as well!

Juventus could have exercised a little patience

A father always prays for his children to be better than him. But I very much doubt if Ronaldo Jnr can achieve what the father has achieved, let alone do better.
It will take a Long While to surpass Cr7's achievements.

kayusely70:
I hope the boy would be allowed to attend school as well!

Which school

You must understand that your generation is different from the next.

What the child needs is ability to read and write. sign signatures. That's all.

The boy is a billionaire already.

He has lawyers to read contracts and advice him. He has accountants and investment bankers to manage his money

So going to school to learn what exactly. abi no be to gain knowledge, use that knowledge to succeed and make money we dey go school for

I wish no man/boy bad

But up Chelsea for life

Nepotism....

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All the best to him

Their future already secured

Nice one

Great

kayusely70:
I hope the boy would be allowed to attend school as well!

And learn what in school precisely?

Good one

The boy has transferred to most clubs than players 10 to 20 yrs older than him. From real madrid to Juventus and now Manchester

I'm telling you

Afonjashapmouth:
Best gift a father can give a son is not money but legacy

Nice one.

From father to son, Money, Fame, Legacy, everything has been passed down to him...

Now this is how generational wealth, status and legacy is built…

God bless our fathers that struggle in their little capacity and migrated from village to city for huzzles….we for probably still dey our villages dey form village champions.

Is like Man U don give up on this present set of players, they are now planning for 2030

kayusely70:
I hope the boy would be allowed to attend school as well!

It doesn't stop them from attending school until they become professionals, by then they will have to suspended schooling because they already have a career.

I remember Rashford telling LVG he won't be available for a match because he had chemistry test. When he been no get sense.