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I Went To Cristiano Ronaldo’s House: The Ultimate Reunion Vlog!

2024-09-18T11:28:00.000-07:00

Manchester City Star Erling Haaland One Goal Away From Breaking Incredible Cristiano Ronaldo Record !

2024-09-17T22:03:00.000-07:00

Manchester City's star forward Erling Haaland is on the verge of breaking yet another record, and this time, the legendary Cristiano Ronaldo is in his sights.

The Norwegian striker has been in sensational form this season, netting nine goals in just four Premier League matches, including two hat-tricks.

Although Haaland missed out on becoming the first Premier League player to score three consecutive hat-tricks, he did manage to set a new milestone, becoming the first player to score nine goals in the first four league matches of a Premier League season, surpassing Wayne Rooney's previous record. At just 24 years old, Haaland's goal-scoring exploits are remarkable. With his brace against Brentford last weekend, Haaland has reached 99 goals in just 103 appearances for Manchester City, putting him on the cusp of another historic achievement.

If he finds the back of the net in his next match, he will become the fastest player to score 100 goals for a single club-beating Ronaldo's record of 100 goals in 105 games for Real Madrid.

Haaland's potential feat would place him ahead of some of the most iconic strikers in football history, including Zlatan Ibrahimović, Thierry Henry, and Sergio Agüero, in terms of goal-scoring efficiency for a single club.

The Norwegian goal machine will have his first opportunity to surpass Ronaldo's record when Manchester City face Inter Milan in the Champions League on Wednesday. Should he miss out on that, he could still equal or surpass the record when City play Arsenal at the Etihad Stadium in the Premier League on Sunday.

With Haaland's blistering form, it seems almost inevitable that he will soon reach this incredible milestone, further cementing his place among football's elite.

Fewest Games to Reach 100 Goals for a Single Club

Cristiano Ronaldo - 105 games (Real Madrid)
Zlatan Ibrahimovic - 124 games (PSG)
Robert Lewandowski - 136 games (Bayern Munich)
Sergio Aguero - 158 games (Manchester City)
Thierry Henry - 181 games (Arsenal)

Cristiano Ronaldo Surpasses Eminem on YouTube

2024-09-17T20:50:00.000-07:00

In a remarkable turn of events, Cristiano Ronaldo, the global football icon, has surpassed the legendary rapper Eminem in YouTube subscribers. This milestone highlights Ronaldo’s immense popularity and influence, not just on the football field but also in the digital world.

The Rise of Ronaldo on YouTube

Cristiano Ronaldo, known for his extraordinary football skills and numerous records, has been expanding his presence on social media platforms. Recently, he launched his official YouTube channel, which quickly gained traction among his millions of fans worldwide. Within a short span, Ronaldo’s channel amassed a significant number of subscribers, surpassing even established music artists like Eminem

Eminem’s Legacy on YouTube

Eminem, one of the most influential rappers of all time, has maintained a strong presence on YouTube for years. His music videos, interviews, and live performances have garnered billions of views, making him a dominant figure on the platform. However, the rapid growth of Ronaldo’s channel demonstrates the shifting dynamics of digital influence.

What This Means for Digital Influence

Ronaldo’s achievement is a testament to the power of sports celebrities in the digital age. It underscores the fact that athletes can command as much attention and engagement online as traditional entertainment figures. This shift is indicative of a broader trend where sports stars leverage their fame to build substantial online followings.

The Future of Ronaldo’s YouTube Channel

With Ronaldo’s YouTube channel continuing to grow, it will be interesting to see how he utilizes this platform. Whether it’s behind-the-scenes content, personal insights, or collaborations with other influencers, Ronaldo has the potential to further solidify his digital presence and connect with fans on a deeper level.

In conclusion, Cristiano Ronaldo surpassing Eminem on YouTube is a significant milestone that reflects the evolving landscape of digital influence. As Ronaldo continues to break records both on and off the field, his YouTube channel is set to become a major hub for his global fanbase.

Cristiano Ronaldo will miss Al-Nassar's debut in New Asian Elite Tournament Cause Infection!

2024-09-17T12:50:00.000-07:00

Cristiano Ronaldo is targeting Asia's top club crown to add to his long list of achievements when the competition kicks off on Monday.

Cristiano Ronaldo was diagnosed on Sunday with a viral infection and will miss Al Nassr's Asian Champions League opener this week at Iraq's Al Shorta.

The Portuguese veteran is targeting Asia's top club crown to add to his long list of achievements when the competition kicks off on Monday.

"Al Nassr captain Cristiano Ronaldo was not feeling well today and was diagnosed with a viral infection," said a club statement posted on social media platform X on Sunday.

"The team's doctor confirmed he needs to rest and stay at home. As a result he will not be travelling with the team to Iraq today. We wish our captain a speedy recovery."

The former Real Madrid and Manchester United forward saw his first attempt with the Saudi side Al Nassr end in a quarter-final penalty shootout defeat to eventual champions Al Ain earlier this year.

Now rebranded as the Asian Champions League Elite, Al Nassr and the other teams from Saudi Arabia will be a major threat after spending vast sums of money in the last two years on the likes of Ronaldo and Neymar.

England forward Ivan Toney was the latest big name to swap Europe for Saudi when he left Brentford for Al Ahli last month for more than $45 million.

As part of the new-look competition, Saudi Arabia -- which is expected to host the 2034 World Cup -- will stage a mini knockout tournament from the quarter-finals onward to decide the champions, who will take home at least $12 million.

Al Nassr, Al Ahli and Neymar's Al Hilal will all be involved when the Champions League Elite launches on Monday with a new format that splits 24 teams evenly into two groups of East and West.

Each team will play eight different opponents in the group stage.

The top eight teams from each zone will play in the last 16 over two legs in March, before the action moves to the final stages in Saudi Arabia from April 25 to May 4.

- Injured Neymar missing -

Saudi champions Al Hilal are looking to win a record-extending fifth Asian title but they are still waiting for the return of Brazilian ace Neymar, who has been sidelined since suffering a serious knee injury last year.

Al Hilal have signed Portugal full-back Joao Cancelo from Manchester City, bolstering a squad that already featured Aleksandar Mitrovic, Sergej Milinkovic-Savic and Ruben Neves.

Despite the absence of the 39-year-old Ronaldo for Monday's opening encounter in Bagdad, Al Hilal are still able to call on Sadio Mane, Aymeric Laporte and Marcelo Brozovic.

The defending champions, Al Ain, are from the United Arab Emirates and were coached by Argentina great Hernan Crespo to victory against Japan's Yokohama F-Marinos over two legs in May's final.

VIDEO : Cristiano Ronaldo Goal vs Novara | Pre-season | Club Friendly

2020-09-13T11:50:00.001-07:00

Cristiano Ronaldo creates history, scores record 100th international goal

2020-09-08T23:53:00.004-07:00

A stunning double on the part of Cristiano Ronaldo this evening saw the Juventus superstar reach a remarkable international goalscoring milestone, as he continues to close on the all-time record.

Sweden downed

Ronaldo’s Portugal returned to Nations League action a short time ago, in a meeting with Sweden.

Fernando Santos’ men got their Group campaign off to the perfect start over the weekend, with a 4-1 downing of Croatia.

Making their victory even more impressive, meanwhile, was the fact that it came with captain and leader Ronaldo having missed out through injury.

The 35-year-old returned to action this evening, though, and to say that he made his impact felt would be putting it lightly.

Ronaldo notched both of his side’s goals versus Sweden, as Portugal ran out 2-0 winners.

The first came courtesy of a wonderful free-kick:

Cristiano climbing

As outlined above, though, Ronaldo’s brace did not just prove significant on a collective level for Portugal, but also on an individual level for the attacker himself.

In netting his first versus Sweden, Ronaldo took his international goalscoring tally to 100, making the former Real Madrid man the first European player to ever reach the century mark for his country:

The veteran’s 2nd, meanwhile, took him to within 8 goals of the all-time leading international goalscorer, Ali Daei, who found the back of the net 109 times for Iran.

VIDEO : Ronaldo scores double against Sweden

2020-09-08T20:49:00.011-07:00

PORTUGAL VS SWEDEN - UEFA NATION LEAGUE

Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice against 10-man Sweden on Tuesday to take him to 101 international goals for Portugal on Tuesday.

GOAL : Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice against 10-man Sweden on Tuesday to take him to 101 international goals for Portugal on Tuesday. The mythical 100-mark was broken on the stroke of half-time of a UEFA Nations League match against Sweden. The 35-year-old Juventus attacker curled in a free-kick from 25 yards over the wall and into the far left corner beyond Sweden's stranded goalkeeper Robin Olsen for a memorable milestone in his trophy-laden career. The bonus second goal, and his 101st, came in the 72nd minute, the former Manchester United and Real Madrid player cutting back inside the Swedish defence and producing a deft finish into the far corner from 20 yards.

VIDEO : Cristiano Ronaldo vs Sweden!

Ronaldo told to wear face mask during Portugal 4-1 Croatia

2020-09-06T07:43:00.003-07:00

Cristiano Ronaldo’s wait for his 100th international goal continues after he was ruled out of Portugal’s UEFA Nations League clash against Croatia on Saturday evening.

The Portuguese superstar scored his 99th international goal against Luxembourg back in November but hasn’t had many opportunities to add to his tally since.He was ruled out of the Croatia game under very bizarre circumstances.

According to Football Italia, Ronaldo was not included in Portugal’s squad because of a bee sting. Yes, you did right that right: a bee sting.The 35-year-old’s right foot has reportedly become infected due to the sting and there’s a chance he could also miss Portugal’s fixture against Sweden on Tuesday.

"I am very doubtful that he will be 100 per cent OK," Portugal head coach Fernando Santos said during his press conference, per The Sun.

"He had been training well, then suddenly on Wednesday one of his toes was red, as if he’d been stung by a bee.

"Now we have to wait. With an infection, you don’t know how long the recovery is going to take."

Despite his infected foot, Ronaldo was still in attendance at the Estádio Do Dragão in Porto for Portugal’s clash against 2018 World Cup finalists Croatia.

Cristiano was asked to wear a mask in the stands as he wasn't wearing one.

😂pic.twitter.com/TLSUIFp7It
— The CR7 Timeline. (@TimelineCR7) September 5, 2020

And his teammates produced an excellent team performance in his absence, registering a 4-1 victory over their opponents thanks to goals from Joao Cancelo, Diogo Jota, Joao Felix and Andre Silva. At one point, the camera cut to Ronaldo being asked by a member of staff inside the stadium to wear a face mask. Those around him in the stands were masked up, but Ronaldo had clearly forgotten to put his on.

Cristiano Ronaldo is likely to miss UEFA Nation qualification game against Croatia due to infection in right foot

2020-09-04T04:33:00.004-07:00

Cristiano Ronaldo may be ruled out of Portugal's upcoming Nations League fixtures after picking up an infection in his right foot. The Juventus ace had been hoping to lead the line for the double-header against Croatia and Sweden over the next few days, but is now receiving treatment with an antibiotic to deal with the issue. Ronaldo's absence from training on Thursday was announced by the Portuguese FA, and it is believed that the forward's involvement in both European clashes is now at risk.

After being confined to gym work on Wednesday, Ronaldo faces a battle to prove he has shaken off the infection and will now be evaluated on a day-to-day basis by medical staff.

The 35-year-old will certainly be fit in time to begin the new Serie A campaign under Andrea Pirlo on September 20, however.Juventus will begin their title defence, and their new era, against Sampdoria. Due to the injury not affecting Ronaldo's muscles or bones, it is understood that Juventus are not overtly worried by their talisman's condition.The club will contact Portugal to be kept updated on his progress. A further source of frustration for Ronaldo will be his potential failure to score his 100th international goal in either of the two games. His 99th strike came against Luxembourg in November, and the superstar's wait may now stretch even further. Portugal play Croatia on Saturday and will then travel to Sweden on Tuesday.

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Cristiano Ronaldo's 5 Greatest Achievements!!!

2020-08-26T19:36:00.007-07:00

5 Greatest career achievements of Cristiano Ronaldo

There are only a select few things that Cristiano Ronaldo has failed to achieve in his illustrious career. The iconic Portuguese went from being a wiry, fleet-footed teenager to the best player in the world, and now, arguably one of the best players in the history of the beautiful game.

Ronaldo has displayed a unique ability to feed on criticism and fuel his performances with it. Even at the age of 35, after a lacklustre start to the league season with five goals in ten games, he made his critics think again with a blitz of goals and stunning performances over the next 23 league games he played in.

The 35-year-old scored a whopping 26 goals in those 23 games, firing Juventus to their ninth consecutive title.

#5 Highest scorer in UCL history

Ronaldo has scored more goals in the UCL than anyone else in history

Out of the catalogue of records that Ronaldo has shattered, this is, perhaps, the most impressive one. While many greats of the game have broken records for their clubs and domestic leagues, Ronaldo took it a few steps forward by doing so on the biggest stage that club football has to offer.

The 35-year-old is the leading goalscorer in the history of the UEFA Champions League, and became the first of only two players to surpass 100 UCL goals. The second was his eternal rival Lionel Messi, who has 114 to his name. Ronaldo has a total of 129 goals in Europe, 128 of which came in the premier competition itself and the other in the qualifying rounds.

The former Manchester United forward also holds the distinction of being the player with the most number of goals in a single UCL campaign when he scored 17 in 2014. Unsurprisngly, the next two highest individual tallies in a season also belong to the Portugal legend.

The Champions League really is Cristiano's favourite competition.

#4 Only player to score 15+ goals every year since 2006 in Europe's top-five leagues

Ronaldo has been the epitome of consistency

The level of competition in the top five leagues of Europe — Premier League, LaLiga Santander, Serie A, Bundesliga, and Ligue 1 — is remarkably higher than that in the remaining top-flights. Ronaldo has appeared in three of these five leagues and has scored a staggering number of goals in each and every one of them.

The former Real Madrid legend has a total of 429 league goals since 2006/07, scoring a minimum of 15 goals in every campaign since then — a feat that no other player has managed in the top five leagues.

The Portuguese has been the epitome of consistency and has managed to score goals at an absurd rate. This achievement only goes on to highlight his goalscoring prowess and natural ability that has allowed him to find the back of the net at will, and for such an extended period.

The most fascinating part of this is the variation of goals he's scored. Ronaldo has a lengthy list of goals ranging from three-yeards out to thirty. Be it a banging long-range strike or a clever finish in the box, Ronaldo has done it all.

#3 Winning second-most Ballons d'Or in history

Ronaldo displaying his five Golden Ball awards at the Santiago Bernabeu

Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are regarded as the poster boys of a generation of football. Naturally, their rivalry has been one of the themes of the sport for well over a decade now, a rivalry considered one of the greatest in sport, let alone football.

Their battle for more Ballons d'Or has been well-documented and is enthralling, to say the least. While Ronaldo opened the metaphorical scoring between the two greats, Messi took control of the podium and was crowned as the best in the world for four successive seasons between 2009 and 2012. While Ronaldo recovered miraculously and saw their tally level with five apiece, their duopoly was broken by Luka Modric in the year that Croatia reached the FIFA World Cup final.

Lionel Messi made history after winning his sixth in 2019, leaving Ronaldo in second place as the player with the second-most number of Ballons d'Or. The Portuguese icon would hope to win another before he retires.

Nonetheless, five in itself is a breathtaking achievement, given that it is at least two more than anyone else in history not named Lionel Messi.

#2 Winning league titles and UCLs with multiple clubs

Ronaldo scored in the 2008 UEFA Champions League Final

Winning a UEFA Champions League title and a league title is an honour for some players, while for those like Cristiano Ronaldo, it has come to become the norm, the expectation. The Juventus striker fired his side to their ninth successive Scudetto, his second in as many years in Turin.

This made him the only player to win a minimum of two league titles in each of the Serie A, LaLiga Santander and Premier League. Ronaldo's Juventus teammate Danilo also achieved a similar record with the recent title win. However, he has only one apiece of Serie A and LaLiga titles, while Ronaldo has a minimum of two. Ronaldo won three Premier League titles on the spin under Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United, and two at Real Madrid.

Ronaldo celebrating after capturing his fifth UCL title

He also won the UCL with two clubs — the Red Devils and Los Blancos — and is hopeful of winning it with a third separate club at Juventus. Should he do so, he will be only the second player after Clarence Seedorf to win it with three clubs. The Portuguese won four of them with Real Madrid, with three of them being a part of Zinedine Zidane's historic 'three-peat' between 2015 and 2018.

Before his move to the Spanish capital, the former Sporting CP teenager fired Manchester United to European glory in 2008 and even scored in the final against Chelsea. Ronaldo is also the only player to score in two finals and win them.

#1 International glory with Portugal

Ronaldo celebrating with the trophy after guiding Portugal to their first-ever international trophy

Perhaps the only notable form of criticism faced by both Ronaldo and his counterpart Messi is their lack of international glory with Portugal and Argentina respectively. The latter came painfully close to sealing his status as the undisputed greatest player of all time with a FIFA World Cup final appearance in 2014, but ended up on the losing side as Germany were crowned champions of the world.

Two years later, Ronaldo helped Portugal achieve something that they never had in their history despite possessing a glorious list of footballers among their ranks. He helped the Selecao to their first-ever international trophy as Fernando Santos' men won the UEFA European Championship in 2016 after beating France in their backyard. The striker ended the tournament as the joint-second highest scorer with three goals, behind Player of the Tournament Antoine Griezmann.

Three years after their legendary Euro 2016 win, Ronaldo, who sat out the preliminary fixtures in Portugal's League of Nations campaign, entered the fray in the semi-final. He announced his arrival with a breathtaking hat-trick in the penultimate game against Switzerland, including two late goals to seal their spot in the final. Santos' men eventually prevailed victorious in the final, making it the second international trophy Portugal won in the CR7 era.

Regardless of his endless list of achievements in club football, Ronaldo will also be remembered as the player who finally helped end Portugal's wait for a taste of international glory.

WALLPAPER : Cristiano Ronaldo Dos Santos Aveiro

2020-08-18T22:39:00.005-07:00

PHOTOS : Ronaldo double not enough to save 'cursed' Juventus

2020-08-08T00:05:00.006-07:00

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Coach Maurizio Sarri said he was "bitter" as Juventus crashed out of the Champions League against Lyon despite Cristiano Ronaldo's double giving the Italians a 2-1 win on the night.

Captain Memphis Depay's 12th-minute penalty sealed Lyon's place in the quarter-finals with a 2-2 aggregate score to go through on away goals, and they will now face Manchester City at the final tournament in Lisbon.

"I am very bitter, I understand how much this competition is cursed for Juve," said Sarri, who took over as coach last summer.The Turin side have won the tournament twice, but not since 1996, and have been runners-up seven times, including twice in the last five years.

Sarri's team, who won a ninth consecutive league title in Italy, were up against French opponents who were fresh after Ligue 1 was cancelled five months ago because of coronavirus.

"The regret is to have missed the first half in Lyon. At this level it costs," added Sarri, talking of the first leg played back in February.

"They had a much more logical preparation than ours. I'm going home sad because we are beaten, but tonight we had a good game.

"We were immediately behind with a penalty which for me is crazy, much more than questionable.

"But they gave everything and fought to the end. Juve had a good game and Lyon suffered a lot.

"If I weren't devastated by the elimination, I would be happy with tonight's performance, because we brought out so much energy and the team responded with character and showed that they have recovered in the last few days."

Depay's penalty put Rudi Garcia's side two goals ahead in the tie and left Juve with a mountain to climb.

Needing to score three in order to go through, Ronaldo tried his best to drag the Italian champions over the line.

He levelled the scores on the night with a penalty of his own with two minutes left in the opening period before crashing a second home on the hour mark.

Lyon managed to hold on to set up a clash with Pep Guardiola's City, who put out 13-times winners Real Madrid, on August 15.

Lyon boss Rudi Garcia, said: "We came up against an opponent who has an extraterrestrial in its squad," of five-time Ballon d'Or winner Ronaldo.

"This is the victory of a group. We wanted to be in the final eight in Lisbon, we are there.

"We'll still be outsiders and that suits us very well."

Cristiano Ronaldo purchases a limited-edition Bugatti Centodieci to celebrate Juventus’ Serie A title win

2020-08-03T07:36:00.001-07:00

Cristiano Ronaldo has rewarded himself with a brand-new Bugatti Centodieci to celebrate Juventus’ ninth successive Italian Serie A title, which he had a huge part in securing thanks to his 31 goals in the league, as reported by Corriere della Sera.The Centodieci (Italian for “110”) was first unveiled in August last year as a homage to the EB110 and to celebrate the carmaker’s 110th birthday. Based on the Chiron but with significant styling revisions to celebrate the model from the 90s, only 10 units will be built, with each priced at around 8.5 million euros (RM42 million).Like the Chiron, the Centodieci is powered by an 8.0 litre quad-turbo W16 engine that makes 1,600 PS (1,578 hp). This enables it to get from zero to 100 km/h in 2.4 seconds, zero to 200 km/h in 6.1 seconds and zero to 300 km/h in 13.1 seconds, with a top speed of 380 km/h.

Of course, the sum shouldn’t be a big deal for Ronaldo, given Juventus paid 100 million euros (RM498 million) to sign him to a four-year contract. However, the football GOAT won’t receive his new ride so soon, as deliveries will only begin next year.Ronaldo is a regular customer for Bugatti, as his other purchases include a Chiron, Veyron and La Voiture Noire – the last of which is even more expensive at 11 million euros (RM55 million) and more exclusive, as it is a one-off model.Besides Bugatti cars, he also owns a Ferrari F430, a Rolls-Royce Phantom, a Lamborghini Aventador, a Maserati GranCabrio, a Bentley Continental GTC and a McLaren Senna. For his 35th birthday in February, his significant other, Georgina Rodriguez, surprised him with a Brabus G V12 900 that is limited to just 10 units.

Cristiano Ronaldo trailing Robert Lewandowski and Ciro Immobile in European Golden Shoe race!!!

2020-07-29T08:14:00.002-07:00

The race for the European Golden Shoe looks set to go right down to the wire
Bayern Munich's Robert Lewandowski leads the way with 34 league goals
Lazio striker Ciro Immobile has the same number of goals as it stands
But the Bundesliga season has finished while Serie A is almost at an end
Cristiano Ronaldo sits in third but has a lot of ground to make up to win award

Cristiano Ronaldo's list of personal accolades is as long as your arm and it suggests he really hates missing out on them.

But the Juventus star is playing catch up when it comes to this season's European Golden Shoe award, presented to the continent's leading goalscorer.

It's a trophy he's won four times previously, but Ronaldo now has it all to do to make it five.

Cristiano Ronaldo needs to score at least four goals in two games to win the Golden Shoe

Lazio's Ciro Immobile is the favourite to win the award after his hat-trick against Hellas Verona

Bayern Munich's Robert Lewandowski was well ahead in the Golden Shoe race at one point

That's because Lazio striker Ciro Immobile has leapfrogged him on the leaderboard with his hat-trick in their 5-1 win at Hellas Verona on Sunday night.

It means the Italian is now in the box seat to catch Bayern Munich's prolific Robert Lewandowski and take home the Golden Shoe.

The award counts league goals only and multiplies the goal tallies by a coefficient based on the relative strength of that league to its European counterparts.

In the case of Europe's major leagues, that means multiplying by a factor of two.

So with Lewandowski and Immobile both registering 34 league goals for the season as it stands, they're joint top on 68 points.

Ronaldo, meanwhile, finds himself in third with 31 goals and just 62 points with time running out to catch up.

Of course the advantage lies squarely with Immobile because Lewandowski's Bundesliga season has finished already and so he can't add to those 68 points.

But Lazio have two Serie A fixtures left to play - at home to Brescia on Wednesday and at Napoli on Sunday - and Immobile would need just one more goal to take the award.

That's unless Ronaldo can conjure four or more goals in Juve's two remaining matches away to Cagliari on Wednesday and at home to Roma on Sunday.

Barcelona star Lionel Messi won the Golden Shoe for the sixth time in the 2018-19 season

Should Lewandowski and Immobile remain level-pegging, the trophy is awarded based on the ratio of goals scored per minute played.

That favours the Bayern man because he played in 31 of their 34 Bundesliga games, while Immobile has played in 35 of Lazio's 36 so far and will undoubtedly play in their final two matches.

But it's only Immobile's highly impressive scoring form since Serie A returned from lockdown that has made this into a contest.

Lewandowski was seven goals ahead even when the Bundesliga season finished on June 27 but Immobile has scored precisely that amount since.

Ronaldo has scored 10 in 10 Serie A matches since the restart, hauling himself into contention and also ensuring Juventus won their ninth consecutive Scudetto.

What is for certain is that Lionel Messi's three-year winning streak will be snapped.

Returns of 37, 34 and 36 goals respectively in the past three seasons for Barcelona have seen the Argentine take his personal tally to six Golden Shoes.

It's little wonder Ronaldo will be desperate to finish the season with a goal glut.

PHOTOS : Cristiano Ronaldo vs Udinese | Serie A | 2019/20

2020-07-24T20:50:00.001-07:00

Cristiano Ronaldo vs Udinese | Serie A | 2019/20
Cristiano Ronaldo vs Udinese | Serie A | 2019/20
Cristiano Ronaldo vs Udinese | Serie A | 2019/20
Cristiano Ronaldo vs Udinese | Serie A | 2019/20
Cristiano Ronaldo vs Udinese | Serie A | 2019/20
Cristiano Ronaldo vs Udinese | Serie A | 2019/20
Cristiano Ronaldo vs Udinese | Serie A | 2019/20
Cristiano Ronaldo vs Udinese | Serie A | 2019/20
Cristiano Ronaldo vs Udinese | Serie A | 2019/20

VIDEOS : Udinese vs Juventus | 2-1 | All GOALS!!!

2020-07-23T11:20:00.005-07:00

Ronaldo Now Second In Most Official Goals Ever Scored!

2020-07-22T09:21:00.001-07:00

Cristiano Ronaldo is the first player to score 30+ league goals in a single season in three different big-five European divisions: 2000s: ✓ Premier League 2010s: ✓✓✓✓✓✓ LaLiga 2020s: ✓ Serie A And he's done it across three different decades.

Cristiano Ronaldo is the first player to score 30+ league goals in a single season in three different big-five European divisions:

2000s: ✓ Premier League
2010s: ✓✓✓✓✓✓ LaLiga
2020s: ✓ Serie A

And he's done it across three different decades. pic.twitter.com/Evll5M3OOZ
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) July 20, 2020

PHOTOS : Cristiano Ronaldo vs Lazio | Serie A

2020-07-22T04:19:00.002-07:00

VIDEO : Juventus (2-1) Lazio | Serie A | All Goals & Highlight

2020-07-21T02:45:00.003-07:00

Cristiano Ronaldo becomes first player in history to achieve unique feat after brace for Juventus against Lazio

2020-07-21T01:53:00.001-07:00

Juventus star Cristiano Ronaldo makes history with goals vs Lazio, breaks 3 records

Cristiano Ronaldo has made football history yet again with a hugely impressive stat following his brace for Juventus against Lazio last night.

The Portuguese superstar has now scored 51 goals for Juventus in Serie A, meaning he’s the first player ever to hit a half century in the Premier League, La Liga and the Italian top flight.

61 - Cristiano #Ronaldo is the fastest player to score 50 goals in Serie A (61 appearances) - among the players who made their debut since 1994/95. Sprinter Ronaldo has broken so many records down the years, and this latest one is another hugely impressive achievement from the veteran forward, who is showing no signs of slowing down. Ronaldo left Real Madrid for Juve last season in a surprise move, and you have to wonder if his former club regret letting him go when he clearly still has plenty to offer at the highest level.

VIDEO : Juventus (2-2) Atalanta | Serie A | All Goals & Highlight

2020-07-12T00:51:00.001-07:00

VIDEO : Ronaldo during lockdown!!!

2020-07-07T11:34:00.002-07:00

VIDEO : Ronaldo's Reaction to Nacho After Scoring Penalty Goal vs Spain | WC2018 | 3-3

2020-07-07T11:31:00.001-07:00

PHOTOS : Cristiano Ronaldo vs Torino | Serie A | 4/7/2020

2020-07-05T10:08:00.002-07:00

VIDEO : Cristiano Ronaldo has scored his first free-kick goal for Juventus vs Torino !!!

2020-07-04T10:37:00.000-07:00