(VIDEO) Cristiano is preparing his coach vision, what CR7 does during Cristiano's Jr training

Many assume that Cristiano Ronaldo will become a football manager after he retires from football and now he may consider it after a video surfaced online seeing him watch his son train in Saudi Arabia. Ronaldo's son, Cristiano Ronaldo Jr, plays with the youth Al Nassr team, and Ronaldo took his day off to watch his son during the training session. Ronaldo was sitting close to the pitch while Ronaldo Jr was dribbling with the ball with the rest of the teammates.

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Ronaldo Jr. won a trophy with the U13 team earlier this year, and he captained the team. Ronaldo Jr. lifted the trophy with the rest of the team as they won the youth Saudi League. The young boy was celebrated along with his teammates by the first team of Al Nassr which included his father. Ronaldo Jr. is expected to train properly to soon become a professional footballer like his father.

The last time Ronaldo seemed to be like a coach was in the EURO 2016 final between France and Portugal. Ronaldo was injured early in the crucial match, but he didn't want to miss anything. Instead of getting medical attention in the locker room, Ronaldo was on the sidelines next to Portugal's manager, Fernando Santos. Ronaldo gave instructions to his teammates, and it led to Portugal beating France 1-0 thanks to an Eder strike from outside the box. It was the first international trophy Ronaldo had won with Portugal and it was a day he would never forget. Since then, many expect that coaching football teams will be Ronaldo's future when he hangs up the football boots.

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Ronaldo as a coach in Al Nassr?

In a game in the Saudi Pro League this season, Sadio Mane and Ronaldo were on the bench. Ronaldo showed his leadership and coaching skills once again when Mane insisted the Portuguese organize the team from the sidelines. Ronaldo stood up and told his teammates how to prepare for a corner kick. As the Portuguese is at the late stage of his career, it could mean he is headed towards becoming a manager in the near future.