Real Madrid and PSG eye swoop for Cristiano Ronaldo’s son – report | OneFootball

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·6 May 2026

Real Madrid and PSG eye swoop for Cristiano Ronaldo’s son – report

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Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., son of Real Madrid legend Cristiano Ronaldo, is considering giving up the opportunity to play alongside his father in order to pursue a move to Europe.

Indeed, according to reports in England (h/t GE Globo), the 15-year-old, currently part of the youth system at Al-Nassr, is keen to continue his development on the continent.


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The report states that he believes a move to Europe is essential to achieving a successful professional career.

It is further claimed that the young attacker has already attracted attention from major clubs such as Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain.

It must be remembered that Cristiano Jr. had already trained with Real Madrid’s U16 team back in March while his father was in Spain recovering from an injury.

Real Madrid already have the son of another club legend, Marcelo, making waves in the club’s youth ranks and wish to add Ronaldo’s son to La Fabrica as well.

Family against the move

However, as per the report, despite his intentions, Cristiano Jr.’s family are opposed to a move at this stage and are attempting to persuade him to remain in Saudi Arabia.

They are concerned that the exposure and inevitable comparisons with Cristiano could have a negative impact on his development.

Furthermore, Ronaldo’s own ambition to play alongside his son is also a significant factor.

The Portuguese forward has spoken on several occasions about his desire to share the pitch with him, with expectations that this could happen next season if the youngster progresses to senior level.

Before joining Al-Nassr, Cristiano Jr. spent time in the youth academies of Juventus and Manchester United during his father’s spells at those clubs. He has also represented Portugal national team at U15 and U17 levels.

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