Cristiano Ronaldo's son called up to Portugal U-17 for first time

The 16-year-old has been called up to Portugal's U-17 squad for Euro qualifiers in November after progressing through the U-15 and U-16 age groups.

Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., 16, has received his first call-up to Portugal's U-17 squad, selected by coach Filipe Ramos for upcoming Euro qualifiers. The forward currently plays in Al-Nassr's youth academy, where his father is contracted to the senior side.

Ronaldo Jr. has already represented Portugal at youth level, making his U-15 debut in May 2025 with 13 caps and 5 goals before progressing to the U-16, where he scored 3 times in 9 appearances. He will have the chance to debut for the U-17s in matches against Andorra on 11 November and Denmark on 14 November.