mariahAngel:


So, will Ronaldo enrol him in the Arab's club football academy?
Learn to use your mind.

Ikillbrokehoes:
Why should that be your fvcking business?

Learn to mind your business and stay off stuffs that isn't your business.
Busy body.

mariahAngel:
Ronaldo is setting a bad example for his son by showing him that "it's ok to always up and leave when things don't go your way".





Stop projecting your poverty mentality on others.

abobote:
Ronaldo should keep his ego aside and allow the kid develop properly

Lamasta:


Its Ronaldo's decision to take not yours

mariahAngel:


As long as it's on the internet, we're all entitled to our opinions, aren't we?

mariahAngel:


As long as it's on the internet, it becomes everyone's business.
What I stated earlier is nothing but the truth, and you all know it.

When one plants a seed and keep moving it, it'll never grow to bear fruit.
For you to bear fruit (establish), you must first be deeply rooted.

mariahAngel:


Are you referring to Ronaldo or Ronaldo Jr?

ofemigeorge:

So children that change school never succeeds? abi?

Agronomix:



Poke-nosers. Son that doen't know of your existence can be better trained than you suddenly. Focus on your poverty

mariahAngel:


They hardly do well.

adenigga:



Following the termination of his father’s contract with Manchester United, Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. has left the club’s academy.
After giving a fiery interview in the middle of December, Cristiano Ronaldo decided to cut relations with both his old team and the media.

The club’s academy was where his son, Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., was playing, but he has since left and is once again a member of Real Madrid’s young teams.

Moving from Madrid to Juventus and then Manchester has been a major theme in Cristiano Jr.’s youth career, much like his father. He’s back at Los Blancos, where his father had been training to stay in shape while he searches for a new job at the age of 37.

“I want my son to be a player,” Ronaldo stated in 2016, reiterating his hopes and aspirations for his son. “He should play football, just like I do. He reminds me a little bit of an athlete, in my opinion. He has physical attributes. He is a very young child—only five years old—but he adores football. That’s a major plus.

“I have 30 balls at home. He is always with the ball and he loves it. But I will not force him to be a player because it comes naturally. It has to be his choice. He will be whatever he wants to be, I am not going to push him at all. But obviously, I want Cristiano to be a player. A top one, like his dad.”


Cristiano Jr. had also previously called on his dad to continue to play football so that they could grace the pitch together. The Portuguese football icon said in 2019: “Cristianinho puts pressure on me sometimes and says: ‘Dad, keep playing for a few more years so we can play together.’ It’s going to be difficult, even if I still have a few years to give…”

In the summer, Ronaldo tried to leave Manchester but there weren’t many interested parties, making it difficult for him to do so. Chelsea and Bayern Munich were among the teams mentioned, but neither decided to pursue his signature. Sx months later, it seems there aren’t many possibilities.

In light of this, a relocation to the Middle East may now be in the works. The five-time Ballon d’Or winner may end his career away from Europe thanks to tempting offers from Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr.

A seven-year contract that has been offered appears to put him at the top of the sport’s rich list and earn him nearly £1 billion. Ronaldo is expected to play at the club for two and a half seasons, before retiring to take up an ambassadorial role.

Source: https:///Cristiano-Ronaldo-Jr-Leaves-Manchester-United-Academy

Pells1:

Mumu u no know football
U belong to the kitchen
The kid goes wherever his dad is transferred to in Europe
Ode
Go and play with your clit now
Tueeeh

mariahAngel:


Was Ronaldo moved around at the starting of his career as much as he has moved his son around?

mariahAngel:
Ronaldo is setting a bad example for his son by showing him that "it's ok to always up and leave when things don't go your way".





Stop projecting your poverty mentality on others.

SmartyPants:


So your point is that moving around from place to place is bad specifically for young players at the starting of their career, but okay for older ones?

Then Ronaldo is still a great example - showing his son that he was planted when he was young, and now that he is old he can move around as it suits him.

But that obviously wasn't your point.

You can admit you were wrong instead of digging deeper to nowhere.

Bigchristo:
You just called someone you don’t know to be in poverty, my question is are you that rich to call people poor? Sometimes you people should watch how you spew nonsense here, the son you’re defending doesn’t even know if your sorry ass is existing at all

alobright17:


Mumu so all the people you’re talking about on earth yo you know them ? Mad cow

NapoleonHill:


And he whom you replied doesn't know of your existence so focus on your frustrated life.

Can you now see how unrelated and useless your train of thought is?

Ikea81:


Should he lives his son in London while he stays in Spain?

Agronomix:



Messi fan, No, sorry, Slave

I'm drinking your tears, Goat !

mariahAngel:


As long as it's on the internet, it becomes everyone's business.
What I stated earlier is nothing but the truth, and you all know it.

When one plants a seed and keep moving it, it'll never grow to bear fruit.
For you to bear fruit (establish), you must first be deeply rooted.

LINTUNE:
what else do u want him to achieve at 37, if u don't know anything about football, shut up... current highest goal scorer in the plannet, highest winner of the champions league, 5 X balondior winner, what else should he play for..he ought to even retire...
just shutup if u know nothing about football, this is not telemundo or zeeworld..

mariahAngel:


As long as it's on the internet, it becomes everyone's business.
What I stated is nothing but the truth, and you all know it.

When one plants a seed and keep moving it, it'll never grow to bear fruit.
For you to bear fruit (establish), you must first be deeply rooted.

Evolutionlove:


Hey Niggur.

Avoid that lady or better go apologize to her.

She is in the league of Amoosus.


Take this advice seriously.

Sucre6:
Anything that rocks their boat.
Ronaldo has made good choices so far apart from joining man u for his second spell, and him making Ronaldo Jrn to leave to must be thought after, it must be a decision taken after due consideration.

blaise26abj:


If you work in kaduna and your son schools there , the. You then relocate to lagos , will you leave your son in kaduna when there are similar schools in lagos ? Especially a young child .

adenigga:



Following the termination of his father’s contract with Manchester United, Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. has left the club’s academy.
After giving a fiery interview in the middle of December, Cristiano Ronaldo decided to cut relations with both his old team and the media.

The club’s academy was where his son, Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., was playing, but he has since left and is once again a member of Real Madrid’s young teams.

Moving from Madrid to Juventus and then Manchester has been a major theme in Cristiano Jr.’s youth career, much like his father. He’s back at Los Blancos, where his father had been training to stay in shape while he searches for a new job at the age of 37.

“I want my son to be a player,” Ronaldo stated in 2016, reiterating his hopes and aspirations for his son. “He should play football, just like I do. He reminds me a little bit of an athlete, in my opinion. He has physical attributes. He is a very young child—only five years old—but he adores football. That’s a major plus.

“I have 30 balls at home. He is always with the ball and he loves it. But I will not force him to be a player because it comes naturally. It has to be his choice. He will be whatever he wants to be, I am not going to push him at all. But obviously, I want Cristiano to be a player. A top one, like his dad.”


Cristiano Jr. had also previously called on his dad to continue to play football so that they could grace the pitch together. The Portuguese football icon said in 2019: “Cristianinho puts pressure on me sometimes and says: ‘Dad, keep playing for a few more years so we can play together.’ It’s going to be difficult, even if I still have a few years to give…”

In the summer, Ronaldo tried to leave Manchester but there weren’t many interested parties, making it difficult for him to do so. Chelsea and Bayern Munich were among the teams mentioned, but neither decided to pursue his signature. Sx months later, it seems there aren’t many possibilities.

In light of this, a relocation to the Middle East may now be in the works. The five-time Ballon d’Or winner may end his career away from Europe thanks to tempting offers from Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr.

A seven-year contract that has been offered appears to put him at the top of the sport’s rich list and earn him nearly £1 billion. Ronaldo is expected to play at the club for two and a half seasons, before retiring to take up an ambassadorial role.

Source: https:///Cristiano-Ronaldo-Jr-Leaves-Manchester-United-Academy

Sucre6:


Did i say relocating him to his new club was bad?