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The Sun
15-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Cristiano Ronaldo and son Cristiano Jr show off their abs together but fans all spot shocking detail
CRISTIANO RONALDO is showing his son Cristiano Junior how to reach the elite level that made the Manchester United legend one of football's all-time greats. Ronaldo, 40, won a raft of honours throughout his glittering 23-year career and one of his main secrets lies on his stunning fitness levels. 4 The five-time Ballon d'Or winner has been prioritising his body from a young age and thus spends a lot of time on the gym while also adhering to a strict diet. The Al-Nassr superstar's son Junior, 14, is following in his father's massive footsteps as he is currently playing for the Saudi giants' Under-15 side. And thus Cristianinho has adopted all of his dad's fitness regime. The pair have been working out a lot together and decided to show the results of their hard labour on camera as they flexed for a pic on Twitter. Ronaldo added the following caption in the snap that showed them both looking shredded: "Like father like son." But many fans pointed at something peculiar about that photo and stormed the comments' section. CR7's supporters noticed that his teenage son is already taller than the super athlete, who stands at 1.87m. One fan tweeted: "Hahaha son taller than you already lol." Another commented: "Bro how's the lad taller than CR7." A third wrote: "Even Ronaldo's son is taller than [Lionel] Messi." New footage shows Cristiano Ronaldo's wild reaction to Portugal Nations League win as Man Utd star is 'used as shield' This fan said: "@Grok make Ronaldo shorter." And that one stated: "He's grown taller than you champ." The same photo also highlighted Ronaldo's recent fashion statement that has seen him painting his toenails. Junior has been following his father around the world and played for his club's youth sides. The winger's career kicked off in 2021 as he spent a year with Juventus before linking up with Man Utd until his father's acrimonious departure in early 2023. The forward also plays for Portugal's Under-15s where he put together some impressive performances. 4 4
Yahoo
18-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Cristiano Ronaldo Jr nets first goal for Portugal U15 🤩
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here. Top scorer and decisive. Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. has started writing his own scoring history for the Portugal national team by scoring two decisive goals for the country's Under-15 team to win 3-2 against Croatia and conquer the Vlatko Markovic tournament. Advertisement First, a strong left-footed shot, almost without an angle. Then, a header in a marked position inside the area. This was Portugal's first conquest in the Under-15 category. It's only the second match where Cristiano Ronaldo's son starts as a starter.
The Independent
07-05-2025
- Sport
- The Independent
Cristiano Ronaldo's son called up to Portugal squad for first time
Cristiano Ronaldo 's 14-year-old son, Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., has been selected for Portugal 's Under-15 squad. He will participate in the Vlatko Markovic International Tournament in Croatia, playing against Japan, Greece, and England. Ronaldo Jr. currently plays for Al-Nassr's youth team in Saudi Arabia, where his father also plays. He previously played for the youth teams of Juventus and Manchester United, following in his father's footsteps. Cristiano Ronaldo expressed pride in his son's achievement on social media.
Irish Daily Mirror
02-05-2025
- Sport
- Irish Daily Mirror
FAI outrage following racist attack towards two underage Ireland players
Two Irish Under 15 players were racially abused during a friendly underage international on Thursday. The incidents took place in the Torneo Della Nazioni tournament in Italy when three separate comments were made to two different Irish players. A FAI statement said: 'The FAI can confirm that we have reported incidents of racism directed towards our players during the Ireland Boys Under-15s match with UAE on Thursday. 'Three separate comments, made towards two Irish players, have been reported to match officials and organisers of the Torneo Della Nazioni tournament in Italy. 'The FAI does not tolerate any form or racism towards our players or staff, be it on a football pitch, at a stadium or online. 'Following another recent act of racism towards an Under-17s Ireland player in March, the FAI condemns such acts and expect a full investigation into the incidents that took place with appropriate action to be taken." Ireland Boys Under-15s head coach, Jason Donohue, added: 'As players and staff we are appalled that we still have players subjected to racism in youth football. 'Football is a global game that welcomes everybody and there is no place for racist behaviour. 'The players involved have our support, as do their families and teammates. We have a duty to our players and staff, present and future, to call out incidents like this and fully expect the relevant bodies to investigate this and apply strong disciplinary action.'
Korea Herald
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
HITGS debuts amid scrutiny over members being all under 18
Rookie girl group HITGS made its official debut Monday, drawing mixed reactions over its lineup consisting of five members who are minors: from the eldest, VV, 18, to the youngest, Iyoo, 15. From the outset of its debut promotions, H Music Entertainment, the group's agency, emphasized the youthfulness of the group, highlighting the members' 'fresh and lively visuals' and 'pure, radiant girl-like charm' that it said 'instantly captured attention.' The group's name, HITGS, is an acronym for 'Hip, Innocent, Teenager, Girls, Story,' which the agency explained reflects the members' desire to share stories about all the things they love. During the group's debut showcase in Seoul, member Iyoo said their differentiating factor lies in 'hipness within pure energy.' Another member Seohee added, 'We want to be a warmhearted group that resonates with teenagers and reminds older generations of their own teenage years.' While it is common for girl groups to debut as minors in K-pop, the controversy surrounding the recent survival program 'Under15,' which featured contestants as young as eight, has reignited public concern over the commercialization of youth. Despite the scrutiny, the members of HITGS also underscored their group's visual appeal as a core strength. 'Our team's greatest strength lies in our diverse visuals,' said Hyerin. 'We want to be No. 1 in visuals, too, and show those charms to the public.' The group's debut EP, 'Things We Love: H,' released Monday, features two tracks: title track 'Sour Patch' and B-side 'Never Be Me.' The album boasts contributions from renowned songwriters such as Gil Lewis and David Wilson, who have previously worked with major K-pop acts including Wendy, aespa, Zerobaseone and Riize. 'Sour Patch' is a dreamy, emotionally driven track with groovy 808 bass, bouncy drum beats and a catchy melody. 'I focused on the themes of 'excitement' and 'emotional stir' when writing this track,' said lyricist-producer Ryan Jhun, who participated in the song's composition. 'I hope people listen not just with their ears but with their hearts.' Before their official debut, HITGS performed under the name 'Project H' during the pre-show segment of the '2024 SBS Gayo Daejeon,' offering a medley of hit K-pop songs reinterpreted in their own style, including 2NE1's 'I Am the Best,' TXT's 'Deja Vu,' aespa's 'We Fresh' and Ive's 'I Am.' 'Learning that we would perform at the Gayo Daejeon pre-show came with a huge sense of responsibility and pressure,' said member Seojin. 'But as time passed and we practiced more, all I could think about was wanting to get on stage as soon as possible.'
