Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. Trains with Real Madrid: Future Star?

by Javier Moreno - Sports Editor
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Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. Training with Real Madrid: A Potential Return to La Fábrica

A significant development is unfolding at Real Madrid: Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., the 15-year-classic son of football icon Cristiano Ronaldo, is currently training with the club’s U16 team, raising the possibility of him joining the prestigious La Fábrica academy.

With Enzo Alves after the 2018 Champions League Final (Photo: Getty Images)

From Al-Nassr to Madrid

Currently a member of Al-Nassr’s youth team – where he joined after his father’s transfer to the Saudi club in December 2022 – Ronaldo Jr. Has also spent time in the youth academies of Juventus and Manchester United. His recent training sessions with Real Madrid’s U16 side suggest a potential move to La Fábrica is gaining momentum. Yahoo Sports reports that if he signs, Ronaldo Jr. Will reside at La Fábrica alongside other academy stars.

International Debut

Ronaldo Jr.’s talent is already recognized on the international stage. He debuted for Portugal’s U15 team in May 2025 against Japan and has also featured for the U17s, demonstrating his growing potential. Instagram posts confirm his recent training with Real Madrid.

A Family Affair at La Fábrica

Should Ronaldo Jr. Join Real Madrid, he wouldn’t be the only “son of a legend” at the academy. Marcelo’s son is already a promising player within La Fábrica, creating a unique dynamic at the club. Fabrizio Romano reported on this development two hours ago.

Could This Pave the Way for Ronaldo Sr.’s Return?

The possibility of Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. Joining Real Madrid has sparked speculation about a potential return for his father. Ronaldo spent nine successful seasons at Real Madrid between 2009 and 2018, becoming the club’s all-time leading scorer with 450 goals in 438 matches, winning two league titles and four Champions League titles. While currently contracted with Al-Nassr until the summer of 2027, Ronaldo recently purchased 25% of Almeria, potentially opening doors for a future return to Spain in a different capacity.

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