Saudi Pro League side, Al Nassr, are weighing plans to integrate Cristiano Ronaldo Jr into first-team training ahead of the new season as part of his ongoing development.

The teenager, who will turn 16 in June, is being closely monitored by the club as officials assess the most suitable pathway for his progression in the game.

While no final decision has been made, inclusion in senior training sessions is understood to be one of the options under consideration.

As reported by Fabrizio Romano on X on Tuesday, Al Nassr was quoted as saying, “Al Nassr are considering bringing Cristiano Ronaldo Jr with the first team in training from next season. He’s turning 16 in June, and Al Nassr are closely monitoring his development + best options for his pathway. Inclusion in the first squad is an option.”

Cristiano Ronaldo Jr has featured in youth football systems and continues to attract attention as a developing talent.

His progress is being evaluated not only on potential but also on readiness for higher levels of competition.

A move to train with the senior squad would see him share the pitch with his father, Cristiano Ronaldo, who remains a central figure at Al Nassr.

The club is expected to continue monitoring his performances and physical development in the coming months before deciding whether to introduce him to the first-team environment or maintain his progression within the youth setup.

The reported plan reflects a growing trend among top clubs to gradually expose young prospects to senior football, while carefully managing expectations and long-term career development.