Cristiano Ronaldo has introduced one of the most famous celebrations as he performs a ‘SIUUU’ every time after the net. The world of soccer is crazy about the iconic celebration that every kid and many soccer players are emulating as well.
Interestingly, Cristiano Jr., Ronaldo’s eldest son, also started playing for the United U-12s in their youth and was recently spotted mimicking the legendary celebration after hitting the ball in a game where the Red Devils 5 youth team won -0.
Cristiano Ronaldo is a very good father and you can see that he is having a good time with his children. His older son trains very hard with Ronaldo while preparing his son to become a hard worker and a passion for what he does.
Ronaldo stressed in a previous interview that he will never force a decision on his children but would always encourage them to try to be the best in their chosen career. However, he also pointed out that his son definitely has the potential to become a great soccer player one day.
“We’ll see if my son becomes a great footballer, he has potential. He’s fast and dribbles well, but that’s not enough. I always tell him that it takes work and dedication to be successful. I’m not going to put any pressure on him to become a footballer, but if you ask me if I want to, yes, I would like to. The most important thing is to become the best in everything he does, be it as a footballer or as a doctor,” Ronaldo said in the interview.
Can Cristiano Jr be the next Cristiano Ronaldo of his generation?
Cristiano Jr. plays for the Manchester United Youth team after Cristiano Ronaldo joined his old club last summer. Cristiano Jr came on as a substitute against EF Girones Sabat in a youth competition in Spain on Thursday and scored the team’s fifth goal.
He also has the potential and skills as he was a goalscorer in Juventus youth team. He has a lot of goals to his credit and in the future he could be noticed not only because of his great father but also individually in the world of football. Therefore, there is hope that Cristiano Jr. can make him a good footballer and bring some joy to his father.
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