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Feb 12, 2022 · And Ronaldo Snr was a Real Madrid player for the first eight years of Cristiano Jr's life. England Similar to the way he gained future eligibility for Spain, Cristiano Jr could become eligible to ...
Feb 14, 2022 · During the official unveiling, Ronaldo Jr. was seen posing with Gabriel, who already has a sponsorship deal with sportswear giant Nike. Both of them have a lot of potential in the world of football, and if Ronaldo Jr. works as hard as his father did, he could become a great footballer.
Feb 11, 2022 · Cristiano Ronaldo's son - Cristiano Jr - has officially signed for Manchester United. The news comes just days after the youngster, 11, was pictured training with his dad during the Premier League ...
Apr 19, 2022 · Cristiano Ronaldo Jr was born in San Diego, USA in June 2010 and is the first child of the current Man Utd striker, whom he is named after. The identity of his mother has never been revealed and ...
Apr 29, 2020 · In the movie Ronaldo which premiered in 2015, Cristiano Jr. is seen telling his dad he’ll prefer to be a goalkeeper when he grows up. Ronaldo didn’t take that lightly. The bottom-line was, Cristiano Jr. was always going to be a footballer. Goalkeeper or not.
Apr 17, 2022 · Cristiano Ronaldo just turned 37 in February, while his son will turn 12 in June of 2022. Assuming they could play together on the same team when Cristiano Jr reaches 18 years of age, that would be in the 2028/29 season.
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The Juventus youth sector is based in Vinovo, just outside of Turin, and is made up of 17 boys' teams, the youngest of which are known as 'piccoli amici' ('little friends'). They have to be at least five years of age to participate in games of two against two, or three against three (with or without goalkeepers), which usually last 30 minutes (thre...
The kids who play for the 'pulcini', which literally means 'chicks', are aged between eight and 10 years of age when the season starts and line out for three separate teams. Giuseppe Comito, Stephan Saporito and Silvia Piccini - the first woman to be handed a coaching role by the Old Lady - are in charge of the 2010 Pulcini. Cristiano Jr., though, ...
The Esordienti ('beginners' or 'novices') are all aged between 10 and 12 when the season kicks off. At Juve, Claudio Marchese has been brought in this summer to run the Under-12s alongside Pietro Magri, while Massimiliano Marchio and Fabio Moschini have been paired together to look after the 2006 brigade. The games are nine-a-side and last an hour,...
The Giovanissimi ('youngsters') range from 13 to 15 years of age and are divided into two groups. There are 11 players on each team and the games are 70 minutes long (two halves of 35 minutes). Juve's Under-15s (or 'Giovanissimi B') will this season be coached by Alberto Lampo and Edoardo Sacchini, while the class of 2004 will be led by the highly-...
The Allievi ('rookies') are aged between 15 and 17 years old and are divided into two groups, who play 11-a-side games featuring two halves of 40 minutes. The Allievi Regionali are the Under-16s and have been taken over by Paolo Beruatto, with Francesco Pedone once again at the helm of the Allievi Nazionali (Under-17s).
The Primavera (which literally translates as 'spring') remains the pinnacle of youth-team football in Italy, the last rung on the professional football ladder for players ranging from anywhere between 15 and 19 years of age. Giuseppe Furino, Roberto Bettega, Paolo Rossi and Alessandro Del Piero (although he was signed from Padova) all represented t...
Always looking for ways to stay ahead of their rivals, Juventus became the first club in Italy to set up an Under-23 team this summer. In a bid to provide young players more opportunities to play senior football, the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) decided to reintroduce reserve sides into calcio for the 2018-19 campaign but on the proviso that ...
