Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. is already out here winning trophies before his dad lifts one with Al Nassr! The young star (now around 15-16) captained and helped lead the Al Nassr U13/U15 youth side to the Saudi U13 Premier League title back in early 2024, lifting that first club trophy in style as captain, with CR7 himself hyping it up on socials saying winning runs in the family. Fast forward, he’s been killing it in the Al Nassr academy, scoring bangers (like 10 goals in one U15 match vs Al-Ittihad recently) and finding the net early this season for the U16s. On top of that, he’s stacking international silverware too – bagging the Federations Cup with Portugal U16 in Turkey late 2025 (his family, including Georgina and grandma, were there cheering), plus an earlier U15 title. Kid’s got that winning DNA, following dad’s path from Manchester United and Juventus academies straight to Al Nassr youth!
Meanwhile, the legend himself, Cristiano Ronaldo at 40 (turning 41 soon), is closing in on that historic 1,000 career goals milestone. As of late January 2026, he’s sitting on around 961 official goals (per ESPN and trackers), after netting his first of the year early January and adding more in recent Al Nassr games like a stunning team goal to hit 961. That means he’s just about 39 goals away from the magic 1,000 – a feat no one’s officially hit in competitive matches. With his insane form in the Saudi Pro League (still banging in penalties and screamers), plus Portugal duties and the 2026 World Cup looming, many believe he could smash it this year or next. CR7 keeps defying age, scoring in his 24th straight calendar year!
Family goals on one side, history on the other – the Ronaldo legacy is unstoppable 🔥🏆. Who’s more hyped: Jr.‘s trophy lifts or dad’s countdown to 1,000?
