Cristiano Ronaldo Jr earns first Portugal Under-17 call-up

Cristiano Ronaldo Jr earns first Portugal Under-17 call-up

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2026-11-03 18:14:42
Cristiano Ronaldo Jr, 16, has been called up to Portugal's Under-17 squad for November's European Championship qualifiers in Oeiras.

Cristiano Ronaldo Jr has received his first call-up to Portugal's Under-17 national side for the European Championship qualifiers in November. The 16-year-old Al-Nassr academy prospect was included in head coach Filipe Ramos' 23-man group and will link up with his international team-mates later in November.

Squad place and club form

Cristiano Ronaldo Jr is an Al-Nassr academy prospect. GOAL, attributing the claim to Portuguese outlet Zerozero, reported that he has scored three goals in seven club appearances this season.

Portugal youth appearances and goals

Cristiano Ronaldo Jr made his Portugal Under-15 debut in May 2025. Since that debut, he has accumulated 13 caps and five goals throughout Portugal's junior ranks, scoring twice in four outings for the Under-15s and registering three goals in nine appearances for the Under-16 team before this call-up.

Qualifying schedule

Portugal's Under-17 side need to finish inside the top two of their four-team qualifying group to progress to the next round. All three fixtures will take place at the Portuguese Football Federation's Cidade do Futebol headquarters in Oeiras, starting against Andorra on November 11 and then Bulgaria on November 14 before concluding the mini-tournament against Serbia.

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