Cristiano Ronaldo, enough has been said and written about one of the GOATs of Football. But now, it’s his son’s time to take the limelight.
Cristiano Junior has been in the news ever since he was a kid. Being Ronaldo’s son wasn’t enough, there has always been a huge mystery surrounding the identity of Cristiano Junior’s mother.
Over the years, Ronaldo has tried to protect his kids from the media to ensure his kids have a normal upbringing. In fact, Cristiano Junior has had an extremely disciplined and machine-like lifestyle as Ronaldo has tried to mirror his personality onto his son.
No soda, no sweets, no junk food, and regular training and gym sessions, Cristiano Junior has lived an extremely disciplined life just like his dad.
Following in his father’s footsteps, Ronaldo Jr. is already making the rounds in the youth circuit.
The Portuguese youngster has been playing as a forward for the youth academy of Al Nassr and has already represented and scored for Portugal’s U15s earlier in 2025.
This week, he made his Under-16 debut, helping Portugal beat Turkey 2-0 as he came on as a late substitute.
He made his first start for the Portugal U-16 in their next game against Wales and netted his first goal. Ronaldo Jr. opened the scoring with a clinical finish as Portugal beat Wales 3-0.
If Cristiano Junior didn’t have enough reasons for celebrations already, this week also saw him buying his first Lamborghini at just 15 years of age.
Getting your first car is a milestone for every kid, even if your father is Cristiano Ronaldo. So getting your first car and scoring your first goal for Portugal U16 in the same week shows the growth and progress Cristiano Junior has achieved in his short career.
He announced the news on Instagram by posting a picture of himself posing with his new Lamborghini Urus S with the caption “First Car”.
Fans were shocked to find out that the powerful and exclusive model is valued at around $280,000.
On top of that, Cristiano Ronaldo gifted his son a very special number plate. Cristiano Junior’s number plate on his new Lamborghini Urus S reads “A”. In the Middle East, having custom number plates is seen as a major status symbol, and these special number plates can easily go anywhere from hundreds of thousands to even millions.
The most expensive thing in this picture is not even the car.. oh God 💔 https://t.co/JSDQeBb3ja
— ORION (125m Boy)⚜️🍀 (@orioninc_ng) October 30, 2025
While it isn’t known exactly how much this number plate costs, one thing is for sure: it costs a lot more than the car. To put it into perspective, according to Business Viewpoint, a single-digit plate “P 7” was sold in Dubai for a world-record fee of $15 million. Similarly, a number plate with “D 5” was sold for $9 million.
Overall, Cristiano Junior couldn’t have asked for a better gift. Even professional footballers with their love for driving fast cars will be licking their chops thinking about this beauty. The car’s turbocharged V8 engine delivers explosive power with 650 HP. The car is capable of going from 0 to 100mph in just 3.5 seconds.
Unfortunately for Ronaldo’s son, he will only be able to enjoy the car as a passenger. He will have to wait until he turns 18, which is the legal driving age in Saudi Arabia. However, once he turns 17, he’ll be able to get a temporary learner’s license and drive under the supervision of an adult.
