Cristiano Ronaldo became the first player to score 100 goals for four different clubs and his country when he reached three figures for Al-Nassr on Saturday.
The Superstar of Portugal dominated Saudi football since he moved Manchester United in late December 2022, finishing the top scorer of Saudi Pro League during each of the two previous seasons.
And he made the story during the final of the Suudite Super Cup while his goal against Al-Ahli Saudi took him to 100 for his career with the club.
Ronaldo had pulled a white in the semi-finals while Al-Nassr saw Al-Ittihad 2-1, but he received a gold opportunity in the penalty square in the 41st minute.
He was not mistaken, pulling in the middle and beyond Edouard Mendy to put al-Nassr in front.
Ronaldo also scored 100 goals for Manchester United (145), Real Madrid (450) and Juventus (101). In addition, he is the record scorer of Portugal with 138.
