"Legacy continues" – Fans erupt as Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. scores and hits iconic SIU celebration
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Cristiano Ronaldo Jr.
scored his first goal for Portugal's youth team, making fans super excited. He celebrated with his dad's famous SIU move, and people loved it. Social media is full of happy reactions; fans can't stop talking about this special moment. Let's explore this fantastic news.
Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. scores his first goal for Portugal youth team
Cristiano Ronaldo
Jr. achieved something unbelievable: He scored his first goal for Portugal's
under-15 team
on May 18, 2025. He was wearing the 7 jersey like his father and played looser than loose. After scoring, he ran happily and did the famous
SIU celebration
, copying his father's cool move perfectly. This made everyone think of Cristiano Ronaldo's big moments on the field.
Fans shared videos online, saying how great the young player was. The celebration felt like a sweet nod to his dad, making it extra special. On X, people posted about how proud they were of Ronaldo Jr. This goal is a big step for him, and it shows he might have a bright future in football. Everyone is now watching to see what he does next.
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Cristiano Jr. makes Portugal U-15 debut as proud dad Ronaldo celebrates on social media
Fans go wild over Ronaldo Jr.'s milestone and celebration
When Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. scored and did the SIU celebration, fans went crazy with joy on social media. People from all over shared their happiness, saying the Ronaldo name is still shining bright.
On X, fans posted videos of the goal, calling him a future football star. Some shared old clips of him scoring for other teams, pointing out how he always follows his dad's style. Some fans said that they were very proud to see him pay that respect to his dad in such a big way.
Other posters used the words "awesome" and "incredible" to best describe it. There were a lot of posters saying they think Ronaldo Jr. may be just as good as his dad.. The excitement brought football fans together, celebrating both the past and the future. This moment has made everyone smile and talk about how special the Ronaldo family is.
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