Cristiano Ronaldo Jr scores AGAIN for Juventus Under-9s before his dad FINALLY follows suit in Serie A
The five-time Ballon d'Or winner has struggled to score for his new club as his son bangs them in for the Old Lady youth team
CRISTIANO JR has been doing something his dad cannot — score for Juventus regularly.
The starlet has been playing for the Italian giants' Under-9s after his father's £88million move from Real Madrid over the summer.
Ronaldo Sr failed to find the net in his first three Serie A games for the Old Lady, a shocking goal drought compared to his sparkling Real Madrid record.
Meanwhile his eight-year-old son has been finding the back of the net with regularity for Juve's age group teams.
Cristiano Jr netted FOUR on his debut for the Under-9s, while Andrea Barzagli's and Claudio Marchisio's sons also play for the side.
And Georgina Rodriguez shared a video clip of the young goalscorer curling in a beauty for on Sunday morning.
She posted it with the caption "mis hombrecitos" which means "my little men" with a series of hearts.
Cristiano gets the ball on the edge of the box and hits a firm effort past the keeper.
But unlike his father's famous shirt-off celebrations, the lad simply turns around without fanfare.
He shares a glance with Georgina as she films the feat, before being mobbed by his team-mates on a 3G pitch.
And the older Ronaldo was clearly paying attention, as he finally followed suit with a less-impressive tap-in in Juventus' clash with Sassuolo.
The floodgates then opened with the five-time Ballon d'Or winner rifling in a second with his left foot.