Lionel Messi son vs. Cristiano Ronaldo son: best dribbles, skills and who is the best in soccer

The sons of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo seem to follow in the footsteps of their fathers. They are two of the best players in the world and their sons exude good soccer like their fathers, in recent times both little soccer players have stood out and have great projection when talking about soccer technique.

How does Cristiano Ronaldo's son play?

The Martítimo Centenario soccer tournament in Funchal is having more spotlights in this edition than in the previous ones. The reason is the presence of a little soccer player, almost 9 years old, son of the Juventus striker Cristiano Ronaldo. The son of the Juventus striker is the star of his team. Not only for media reasons, but also for purely footballing reasons: the little 'Cristianinho' has emerged as one of the top scorers of his age. So much so that in two games he has scored a whopping 12 goals.

The little Cristiano Jr. is participating in the Maritimo Centenario tournament with the Juventus benjamin team. The Marítimo Centenario soccer tournament in Funchal is getting more spotlight in this edition than in the previous ones. The reason is the presence of an almost 9-year-old soccer player, whose name evokes an idol in Portugal and around the world: Cristiano Ronaldo Jr.

Although by his gestures and way of not celebrating it seems that he is not happy, the truth is that Cristiano Jr. is the benchmark of his team. Cristiano Jr. contributed seven goals in the 26-0 win over Maritimo China and five in the victory over Camacha 15-1.

How Lionel Messi's son plays

Lionel Messi had three children with Antonela Roccuzzo and over time, Thiago became a fervent supporter of Barcelona and in different interviews Lionel confessed that he often talks about soccer with his son. In the last few, through social networks, a video of Thiago during a match at the Barça Escola played at the end of 2019 went viral. In this duel, Semedo's team and Sergio's team faced each other.

"I'm not about buying him balls or forcing him. I see that he doesn't like soccer very much and I leave him. Now the club has done something for the kids and we'll see if he gets hooked", said Lionel Messi about his son Thiago three and a half years ago. However, today, at the age of 7, the reality is totally different from what the '10' said about the eldest of his offspring.