WATCH: Refugee tripped up with his dad becomes mascot at Real Madrid

From tears to the biggest smile in the world.

Last week refugee Zied was tripped by Hungarian Camerawomen. Today he was hero Cristiano Ronaldo's mascot at Bernabeu pic.twitter.com/I7eU6vPVxl

— Barry McColgan (@BarryMcColgan) September 19, 2015

Seven-year-old Zied and his father Osama Alabed Almohse were in the headlines earlier this month when Osama was tripped by a camerawoman while carrying Zied in his arms.

The incident sparked an outcry against the Hungarian camerawoman, who lost her job, and Zied and his family were offered refuge in Spain.

Real Madrid, who had already announced they would donate €1 million toward the refugee crisis, took an interest in the family.

Earlier in the week, they were brought on a tour of Real’s stadium, the Bernabeu, and yesterday Zied was invited to be one of the team mascots.

The little boy was greeted by a cheering crowd as he walked out onto the pitch holding hands with his idol, Cristiano Ronaldo.

Zied walked on to the Bernabéu pitch with his hero @Cristiano. 😃📷

READ: http://t.co/7cQNhl7WyM #HalaMadrid pic.twitter.com/Qk1uzWT1N2

— Real Madrid C.F. 🇬🇧🇺🇸 (@realmadriden) September 19, 2015