Cristiano Ronaldo's son made his Al Nasr U-15 debut

Previously, we reported that Cristiano Ronaldo's son had signed a contract with Al-Nassr, specifically with the U-13 team. However, it has now come to light that he will be competing for the U-15 squad.

According to Fabrizio Romano, despite Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. being just 13 years old, he will be playing for the U-15 team, and he has been assigned the number seven jersey.

The son of the legendary Portuguese footballer has already made his debut with the Arabian club and has been training at the club's academy.

It was also reported that Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. has asked his father to delay his retirement so that his son can have the opportunity to play alongside him in the senior team.

Cristiano Ronaldo made a move to Al-Nassr from Manchester United as a free agent during the last winter transfer window. According to Fabrizio Romano, Ronaldo turned down an offer from Sporting Kansas City to join Al-Nassr. After his transfer to the Arabian club, the Portuguese star secured the highest football salary in history, earning €200 million annually, which includes a guaranteed football salary of €90 million, in addition to commercial and sponsorship agreements that elevated his total annual income to €200 million.