Cristiano’s World Record Four Goals
- Cristiano Ronaldo continues his pursuit of new milestones as the Al-nassr striker aims to conclude the season in Saudi Arabia with yet another record.
- Ronaldo's recent double against Al-Riyadh brought his goal tally to 96 as joining Al-Nassr.
- Ronaldo has already surpassed 100 goals for Manchester United (145 in two spells), Juventus (101 in three years), Real Madrid (450), and the Portugal national team (135).
Cristiano ronaldo Eyes Milestone: 100 goals with Five Clubs
Cristiano Ronaldo continues his pursuit of new milestones as the Al-nassr striker aims to conclude the season in Saudi Arabia with yet another record. The portuguese star is on the verge of achieving a feat unmatched in the history of soccer: scoring 100 goals with five different clubs.
Ronaldo’s recent double against Al-Riyadh brought his goal tally to 96 as joining Al-Nassr. should he score four more goals, he will become the frist player to reach the century mark with five different teams. This accomplishment would further solidify his reputation as one of the greatest goalscorers of all time.
Ronaldo has already surpassed 100 goals for Manchester United (145 in two spells), Juventus (101 in three years), Real Madrid (450), and the Portugal national team (135). Only sporting Lisboa, where he began his professional career, did not see him reach this milestone. He currently needs just four more goals to add Al-Nassr to this exclusive list.
Currently, Ronaldo is 67 goals away from reaching 1,000 career goals, a important milestone that remains a possibility. In a recent interview, Ronaldo stated his focus is on enjoying the present and expressed his desire to participate in the 2026 World cup. “I approach my life living the moment,” Ronaldo said. “We do not have to think in the long term… My goal is to live the moment, see the answer of my legs. If the thousand is coming,great,if not,nobody scored more goals than me either.”
Former Real Madrid coach Denies Rift with Ronaldo
The 2015-2016 season was a tumultuous one for Real Madrid.Rafa Benítez started the season as head coach but was later replaced by Zinedine Zidane, who led the team to a Champions League title.Benítez has denied reports that his departure was due to a conflict with Cristiano Ronaldo.
“it is not true that I left Real Madrid because of Cristiano Ronaldo,” Benítez said. “There was never any problem between us; he is a great player and a phenomenon. I left for certain internal issues in the club, but they had nothing to do with Ronaldo.” Benítez’s comments refute long-standing rumors that Ronaldo influenced the decision to remove him from his position after a 4-0 defeat to Barcelona.