Cristiano Ronaldo’s son scored seven goals before half-time for a Juventus youth team.

Cristiano Jr was playing for Juventus in a tournament in Madeira, Portugal where his father was born, where he helped thrash Maritimo China.

He went on to score five goals against Camacha taking his total to 12 goals in the first two games of the tournament.

We should have known that Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. would probably be quite special.

Not every son is blessed with the talent of their dad, but Cristiano Ronaldo’s work ethic was always likely to rub off on his eldest son.

And wouldn’t you know it, he scored four goals on his debut for Juventus’ Under-9s back in September 2018.

Then in December, Cristiano Jr. was seen posing with a trophy that he had won with the youth team.

There may be extra pressure on the youngster to succeed in football but the early signs are positive.

And it seems as though confidence is no problem where the eight-year-old is concerned.

“He says he is going to be better (than me), but I think it’s difficult,” Ronaldo said in an interview with BeIN Sports last year, per the Mail.

Now that would be something.

And the latest reports on Cristiano Jr.’s development are very, very exciting.

Currently playing for Juve’s youth team in a tournament in Madeira, Portugal, his father’s birthplace, he scored seven goals in a game against Maritimo China – in the first half.

The report comes from AS, who claims Cristiano Jr., who wears the No.7 shirt, is ‘showing that he’s a chip off the old block’.