The son of Cristiano Ronaldo, 14, scores his first goal for Portugal and performs his father's iconic party before he has a brace with the U15s in Croatia
The son of Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first goal for the U15 side of Portugal on Sunday afternoon before celebrating in a known way.
Ronaldo Jr., 14, played for the national side of the national side against Croatia, the impasse broke after just 11 minutes.
The goal came after the ball broke to him in the 18-year box, which he poured home from the woodwork in the roof of the net.
He then paid tribute to his father by eliminating the so-called 'Siu' celebration made famous by Ronaldo Sr.
The young person was then harassed by his ecstatic teammates after the goal – and his day got even better when he scored a second just before the interval.
That recovered the lead of Portugal after they were fed back to flat terms shortly after the first strike by Ronaldo JR.
His party and brace comes days after he made his debut for the team, Ronaldo JR, 14, was mentioned on the bench for the collision of Portugal with Japan on the Vlatko Markovic International Tournament in Croatia.
He came up as a replacement in the 54th minute when Portugal took a convincing 4-1 victory.
After the game, his legendary father, 40, placed a heart -warming message to his son while the young person continues to follow in his footsteps.
'Congratulations on your debut by @selecaoportugal, son. Very proud of you! 'Ronaldo Sr wrote on X, in addition to photos of his son in action.
Ronaldo JR handed in the number seven shirt on his debut, the same sweater that his father has worn famous in Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus.
Ronaldo Sr turned 40 in February and still plays for Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia and this season has scored 33 goals in 39 performances.
He has spoken about dreams in the same team as his son before hanging his boots, and JR made his debut for Portugal's under the 15s on Tuesday that this could still be a realistic goal.
Ronaldo SR made his senior Portugal debut in 2003 at the age of 18 and seems to play in his sixth World Cup next year.
His son will be 15 next month and may have to accelerate his development if he besides Ronaldo Sr.
But Tuesday's outing was a step in the right direction in a big day for the Ronaldo family.