Still the master! Cristiano Ronaldo’s son scores impressive top corner free-kick… but his superstar dad just had to show him how it’s really done!
- Cristiano Ronaldo showed his 13-year-old son how to take the perfect free kick
- His son appears to be following in the 38-year-old star’s footsteps with football style
- Young Man United fans sing songs about players who didn’t even play in their lifetime. Some of them have no heroes. It’s damn – It all starts
Cristiano Ronaldo shows no signs of slowing down as he showed his son, Cristiano Jr., how to score the perfect free kick.
Following in his father’s footsteps, Cristiano Jr. scored. a perfect free kick into the top corner during training with his father.
Despite his son taking an impressive free-kick, the Portuguese star fired the ball into the top corner seconds later, with the superstar dad showing his son how it’s really done.
In true Ronaldo fashion, the Al-Nassr striker celebrated with his iconic ‘SIU’ pose.
Earlier this week, Ronaldo Jr. was seen taking the same free kick, curling the ball around a wall and into the top corner of the goal.
Cristiano Ronaldo Jr (left) has followed in his father’s (right) footsteps by scoring an impressive free-kick
Ronaldo signed for Al-Nassr for an eye-watering fee of £175 million per year
Ronaldo Jr, now 13, has played for academies such as Real Madrid and Manchester United
Cristiano Ronaldo celebrated in style with his signature SIU party
The 38-year-old has been a key figure in Cristiano Jr.’s life, with the youngster following his father around the world and playing for some of the world’s top academies.
Ronaldo Jr, now 13, has played for the academies of Real Madrid, Juventus, Manchester United and now Al-Nassr.
Ronaldo Snr ended 2023 as the highest scoring footballer in the world, with 54 goals in the calendar year, two ahead of Harry Kane and Kylian Mbappe.
Ronaldo Snr became synonymous with his unique free-kick style during his time at Manchester United, continuing to score a number of tries throughout his career.
He is currently enjoying a mid-season break in the Saudi Pro League, with Al-Nassr returning to competitive action next month.
