According to Sportskeeda, Ronaldo has made a vow to Al-Nassr’s supporters that he plans to win more than five championships with them before he even considers retiring from football.
Meanwhile, Cristiano Ronaldo scored one goal and assisted another for Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr in his 1,200th professional match, a new milestone in the Portugal international’s career, BBC reports.
The five-time Ballon d’Or winner became the first man to make 200 international appearances for Portugal against Iceland in June, and he is also the top international goal scorer with 128 goals.
Among his club career appearance statistics, Ronaldo leads the way with 183 Champions League
Earlier, Sports Brief reported that S
enegalese forward Sadio Mane is back to contributing goals for Al-Nassr after delivering an inch-perfect cross to assist Cristiano Ronaldo for the opener against Al-Riyadh.
Al-Nassr got off to a bright start as they looked to recover from the humiliating defeat to Al-Hilal last week.
.Having created several chances in the early minutes of the game, the breakthrough finally came in the 31st minute when Ronaldo met Mane’s cross in the box
Senegalese forward, Sadio Mane is back to contributing goals for Al-Nassr after delivering an inch-perfect cross for Cristiano Ronaldo’s opener against Al-Riyadh.
previously reported on Ronaldo reaching another new milestone after starting for Al-Nassr in their clash against Al-Riyadh in the Saudi Pro League
Cristiano Ronaldo has been reaching new milestones almost every week in 2023 and it seems he is not stopping anytime soon.
Ronaldo and Al-Nassr will be looking to bounce back following a humiliating Riyadh Derby 3-0 defeat to Al-Hilal last time out. The 38-year-old was stifled against Al-Hilal but is still top of the goalscoring charts in the SPL
Despite Al-Nassr’s struggles, Ronaldo came to life in the last 15 minutes. Initially denied a goal for offside, he later doubled the lead with a remarkable strike from a tight angle.
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