The Saudi Pro League leaders, unbeaten in the competition so far, return home searching for redemption — and with one burning question echoing through Riyadh: Will Cristiano Ronaldo play?

The name Ronaldo once again echoes across world soccer — but this time, it’s a new voice carrying it forward. As Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., the 15-year-old son of the Portuguese legend, continues his rise through the ranks, a moment of pure emotion has captured the attention of fans everywhere. The young forward, playing for Portugal’s U16 national team, found the net against Wales in the Football Federations Cup — and his father’s reaction summed up what the moment meant for the entire Ronaldo family.

While Cristiano Ronaldo remains a dominant figure in global soccer even into his 40s, a new chapter of his story is already being written — one that bears his name but belongs to another generation.

As their paths converge one last time on the world stage, one record could see Ronaldo stand alone, leaving Messi behind despite both preparing for their final hurrah.

Kylian Mbappe received the Golden Boot and spoke about comparisons with Real Madrid legend Cristiano Ronaldo.

Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., the 15-year-old son of soccer’s global icon Cristiano Ronaldo, has made his long-awaited debut for Portugal’s U16 national team, marking a symbolic first step in what many see as the continuation of one of soccer’s greatest stories.

For his outstanding performances with Real Madrid, Kylian Mbappe will be honored with the European Golden Boot, an award previously won by Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.

As it turns out, the long-awaited reunion between soccer’s two greatest icons never materialized — and now, the real reason has come to light.

amid the excitement, one of Europe’s biggest stars now faces the unthinkable — his dream of featuring in the tournament may be slipping away after a devastating injury blow.

After yet another win, Harry Kane has led Bayern Munich to an European record not even Lionel Messi's Barcelona or Cristiano Ronaldo's Real Madrid could achieve.

As much as Lionel Messi has enjoyed his American adventure, he has now revealed that there’s one thing he doesn’t like about MLS — and even offered a three-word piece of advice that, if implemented, could see global superstars like Antoine Griezmann, Neymar, and even Cristiano Ronaldo follow in his footsteps.

What unfolded wasn’t just a fierce battle on the pitch, but a drama that spilled over into social media, leaving fans speculating about a subtle message that reignited the old rivalry.

As both legends continue their journeys far from Europe’s familiar lights, a curious question emerges: which of the two has endured the longest drought without a club trophy?

The 40-year-old Al-Nassr forward, whose name was once synonymous with silverware, is now enduring the longest trophy drought of his illustrious career, a run that has seen near misses, heartbreaks, and an ever-deepening sense of frustration.

Nearly three years after joining Al-Nassr, the Portuguese superstar finds himself battling a strange, unrelenting curse.