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Ronaldo trains in back garden with son Cristiano Jr

 

Cristiano Ronaldo has shared a heartwarming video of him working hard with his son, Cristiano Jr.

The Juventus superstar, 35, is currently in the middle of a 14-day quarantine ahead of returning to senior training.

The Portuguese is unable to meet up with Juve team-mates as he is in two-week isolation after flying back from Madeira, where he had spent most of the lockdown.

But with Serie A set to return to action – behind closed doors – in the coming weeks, the five-time Ballon d’Or winner showed he was hard at work.

And while working on his own game, Cristiano Sr is also clearly passing on his infamous work ethic with his nine-year-old boy.

On Instagram, where the video racked up more than 4million views in 30 minutes, he wrote: “Like father, like son 🙂 Happiness above all.”

Cristiano Jr is also on the books at Juventus and is proving to be quite the talent.

Cristiano Jr, 9, is also on the books at Juventus

As of the end of last season, the youngster had scored an incredible 58 goals in just 28 games for the Under-9s.

At that time it was DOUBLE the amount his famous father had managed for the senior team.

The pair were filmed doing a drill in the back garden

Cristiano Sr will be hoping to add to this season’s tally of 25 when Serie A returns to action – possibly before the end of the month.

The striker scored 58 goals in just 28 games for the Under-9s last season

Germany’s Bundesliga will return to action this weekend and Italian chiefs are confident they will follow soon after.

Sports Minister Vincenzo Spadafora said earlier this week: “We will imminently learn the verdict of the scientific committee on the [Italian Football Federation] FIGC’s medical protocol.

Ronaldo wrote: ‘Like father, like son. Happiness above all’

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“We are also ready to propose guidelines to the committee for training sessions involving all team sports and guidelines to open up facilities, including gyms, swimming pools and dance halls, that will allow all those who work in sport to resume their activities.

“Finally, we are also working with the Ministry for Education, for Equal Opportunities and Families to reopen sporting facilities, so we can guarantee a summer of sport for the youngest members of our society. So, one step at a time, sport will return. It’ll be stronger than ever.”

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