Cristiano Ronaldo sits in on son Cristiano Jr’s training session as 14-year-old looks to follow in dad’s footsteps

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CRISTIANO RONALDO can’t seem to get enough of football, after he was seen watching his son’s training session.

Ronaldo, 39, continues to break records on the pitch, recently hitting the unprecedented 900-goal mark.

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Cristiano Ronaldo was seen watching an Al-Nassr training session with his son[/caption]

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Cristiano Jr has vowed to play with his father[/caption]

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Ronaldo was filmed attending a session to watch earlier this month[/caption]

And while the five-time Ballon d’Or winner is now aiming to be the first in history to reach 1,000 goals, he is also keeping an eye on his son’s fledgling career.

Cristiano Jr, aged 14, is looking to follow in his father’s footsteps by pursuing a career in the beautiful game and has vowed to even play alongside his dad.

He has one of the sport’s most driven figures behind him, and that includes training.

A video shared on social media earlier this month showed Ronaldo standing by the side of the pitch watching an Al-Nassr academy training session.

He was later seen sitting down during the session.

Reacting to the clip, one fan said: “Imagine your game being watched by the best player of all time.”

A second said: “He’s going to make a good coach.”

A third added: “That’s a father and a legend.”

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Another said: “Like son like father.”

A fifth said: “I would drop a 12/10 performance that day If I was in any of those teams.”

Former Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus star Ronaldo revealed how his son sometimes does not speak to him for days after they play padel against one another.

Ronaldo was back in action for Portugal over the international break, scoring in the 3-1 win over Poland while he could not conjure up a winner in their goalless draw with Scotland.