CR7 Jr Eyes Move From Al Nassr To The Bernabeu As He Trains With U-16s
In the footsteps of his father, Cristiano Ronaldo Junior is poised to leave Saudi Arabia's Al Nassr academy for Real Madrid after training with their under-15 squad. Reports indicate that CR7 Jr has been actively working out alongside players aged 20 and older while simultaneously engaging in U-16 sessions at Los Cares on Tuesday morning. This development marks a significant step as the teenager aims to join his father's former club, following Cristiano Ronaldo's nine successful seasons previously spent with Real Madrid before moving abroad for Al Nassr last summer.
Key Points
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1Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., aged 15, has been reported to be training at Real Madrid's Valdebebas headquarters with their under-16 youth squad.
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2The teenager is currently a striker in the academy of Al-Nassr and his father signed him for Saudi Arabia since 2023.
Developments
According to MARCA reports, the 15-year-old son of Cristiano Ronaldo is training at Valdebebas with Spain's youth team and may soon transfer from his father's former club Al Nassr. The player has previously played for Juventus' academy as well before joining Real Madrid in a reported move away from Saudi Arabia where he plays primarily on attack but was recently tested wide by the Cadete A squad, following similar paths to those of other top clubs like Manchester United and Newcastle
15-year-old CR7 Jr., currently training with Al-Nassr, appears set to join Real Madrid's youth academy following reports that he trained in La Fabrica. This potential move raises speculation about whether his father will also return from Saudi Arabia soon after seeing out the remainder of his contract there and purchasing a stake at UDAlmeria.