While his father is concentrated in the Euros, what Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. is doing in his absence

EURO 2024 is underway, and Cristiano Ronaldo is currently in Germany with the rest of the Portuguese national team. They are preparing for their first game of the EUROS, which will be on Tuesday against the Czech Republic in Group F at the Leipzig Stadium. While Cristiano is working intensely with the national team, his son, Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., made a short video with a popular Brazilian influencer. Yesterday, Luv de Pedreiro, also known as Receba, was with Ronaldo Jr. on the pitch, and the young Portuguese striker took a free kick. He showcased his talent and the influence Cristiano Ronaldo Sr. has on him as he scored an incredible goal and wowed many fans and Luv de Pedreiro himself. The two celebrated the goal, like Cristiano Ronaldo, by doing the iconic and popular SIUU celebration. Ronaldo’s son used the same breathing technique his father used during games before he took a free kick.

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Ronaldo Jr. plays for the Al Nassr academy and the U13 team, and his father plays for Al Nassr. He has been playing in the youth teams of the clubs his father plays for, like in Juventus and in Manchester United. He is likely to play at another club if Cristiano Ronaldo leaves Saudi Arabia to play in another club outside of the Saudi Pro League.

Ronaldo Jr. has already won a trophy with the Al Nassr U13 team as they won the youth Saudi league earlier this year. He had the honor of presenting the trophy to the team, and he lifted it first as he was the captain. He also wears the number 7 shirt, which is the number that his father has been using throughout most of his career, and it has become iconic.

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Where could Cristiano Ronaldo play next?

Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract with Al Nassr expires next summer, and it is likely that he will either leave Saudi Arabia or extend his contract for an additional year. After Al Nassr, Ronaldo could play in Portugal again to play for his boyhood club, Sporting CP. Ronaldo has expressed his desire to end his career at Sporting, and since he is at the end of his career, it could be possible.