Ronaldo greets fans in Paisley ahead of Scotland match

Mum Sammy came to see the team arrive after her son Zac had finished playing football.

“Ronaldo came out and he walked up and signed my boot and my legends book,” said Zac.

“I was up on the gate and holding my hands out. I screamed his name and he looked over and came and signed my stuff.

“I was the second person to get a signature.”

He said Ronaldo was quite “quiet” and it felt “really weird” to see him in person.

Zac also managed to get a signature from Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes.

But despite the excitement, he said he would still be cheering Scotland on against Portugal on Tuesday evening.

Steve Clarke’s side have lost all three of their Nations League outings so far, with their most recent defeat against Croatia at the weekend.