The goal of Cristiano Ronaldo's son Cristiano Jr. is for the family to move back to Lisbon and for him and his father to sign with Sporting CP, Ronaldo's former team and the organization where he got his start as a professional athlete.

Despite the fact that Ronaldo did not get his wish to leave Old Trafford this summer, he is still very interested in leaving Manchester United. His mother, Dolores Aveiro, has confirmed the 37-year-intention old's to retire while outlining his plans for the remaining years of his career. There is a clear family wish to return to Sporting, whom the player left in 2003 to join the Red Devils for the first time. Dolores Aveiro has outlined her son's intentions for the remaining years of his career.

After being seen working out with his father during the winter break from the Premier League earlier this year, Cristiano Jr., now 12 years old, made the decision to join the Manchester United youth program earlier this year. If they wish to participate in football themselves, it is common practice for the children of football players to join the youth program of their parent's club.

Dolores Ronaldo, the mother of Cristiano Ronaldo, revealed to Nova Genta that her son's son, Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., has made it abundantly clear to the family that he wants to move to the capital of Portugal so that he can play for Sporting. Dolores, a fan of the giants based in Lisbon, has made it clear that she wants her son to finish his club career at the Jose Alvalade Stadium. Dolores has been very vocal about her desire for this.

Ronaldo is the father of five children, including Cristiano Jr., Eva, Mateo, Alana Martina, and Bella Esmeralda, all of whom he and his partner Georgina Rodriguez raise together. However, the couple has stated in the past that they will not put any kind of pressure on their children to participate in football or any other kind of predetermined career.

In the first episode of Georgina's series on Netflix titled "I Am Georgina," which aired earlier this year, Ronaldo explained that "only time will tell." "Never in my life will I put pressure on him. Whatever he decides to do, he will. Also, the thing that I want for Cristiano and everyone else the most is for them to be happy and to choose for themselves what it is that they want. I am willing to help in any way possible."

Ronaldo continued his remarks in December of 2020 by saying: "Will my son turn out to be a fantastic football player? That remains to be seen. He has much room for growth. Even though he is quick and has good ball control, that is not enough to win the game for him. I remind him frequently that being successful requires hard work and unwavering commitment. I won't put any undue pressure on him to take up the sport of football, but if you were to ask me if I wanted him to, the answer would be yes. The most essential thing is for him to excel at whatever he does, be it playing football or practicing medicine; this should be his primary focus."

In 2015, when asked about Cristiano Jr.'s upbringing, the forward said, "It's not easy, and it's not going to be easy, but for me in my mind and the way that I think, it's all about education." If you give him a good education, he will be powerful, and he will now appreciate the things that have been given to him. It is impossible for me to avoid demonstrating to him a nice car, nice houses, and a high quality of life.

You are helpless, as you are aware... What would you do if you were in my position? If you were, what would you do? It all comes down to education; you have to provide a solid education for him in order to succeed. [I explain to him] that Daddy puts in a lot of effort in order to win this, to have this house, and to have this car. I have exhausted all of my options."