Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 950th career goal during Sunday’s match between Al-Nassr and Al-Hazem in the Saudi League.
The Portuguese started the match, in which Joao Felix scored Al-Nassr’s first goal in the 25th minute. The 40-year-old then scored the second goal in the 88th minute.
Ronaldo followed up a low cross and, with a single touch with his left foot, slotted the ball into the net to kill off the game and secure Al-Nassr’s three points.
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Ronaldo’s goal brings his scoring record to 950 for both club and country, putting him just 50 goals away from achieving the historic milestone he dreams of before retiring: 1,000 goals.
With this goal, Ronaldo’s total goals for Al-Nassr reached 107, while Real Madrid remains the club for which he has scored the most goals, with 450 goals, 145 with Manchester United, 101 with Juventus, 5 with Sporting Lisbon, and 142 international goals with Portugal.
