Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. has officially opened his scoring account with the Portugal U-16 national team. The young forward found the net in a 3-0 victory over Wales at the Federation Cup tournament in Turkey, marking a major milestone in his budding career.

The eldest son of global superstar Cristiano Ronaldo—currently with Al-Nassr—started the match and broke the deadlock in the 42nd minute. His shot with the right foot hit off the left post before crossing the line, a finish that quickly went viral on social media through the official channels of the Portuguese Football Federation, who highlighted the “family lineage” of the rising talent.

Following in His Father’s Footsteps

This triumph marks Portugal’s second consecutive win in the competition, after previously defeating hosts Turkey 2-0—also a match in which Cristiano Jr. made his first appearance for the national team. The young forward’s development continues to mirror that of his father, as both are currently playing for Al-Nassr at club level.

The Portuguese squad will complete their participation in the four-team tournament on Monday, when they face England in their final match.

CR7 Continues to Shine for Al-Nassr

On the same day his son celebrated his historic first goal, Cristiano Ronaldo delivered yet another decisive performance for Al-Nassr, scoring twice in a comeback 2-1 win over Al-Fayha in the Saudi Pro League. With those goals, the five-time Ballon d’Or winner reached an astonishing 952 career goals, extending his legendary tally.

After the match, the Portuguese icon insisted that collective success remains his priority:

“The most important thing is that we won. We are a team. Individual awards don’t matter. What I want is to win the championship.”

Even as he pushes toward the mythical mark of 1,000 goals, CR7 continues to prove that his competitive hunger is far from fading—while passing his passion for scoring to the next generation.