Cristiano Ronaldo has done it again! On Tuesday night, during Portugal’s thrilling 3-2 victory over Hungary, the 40-year-old striker netted a penalty, bringing his World Cup qualifying goal tally to an impressive 39. This latest achievement not only showcases his remarkable talent but also highlights his unyielding determination to extend his legacy in the sport.
With this goal, Ronaldo joins Guatemala’s Carlos Ruiz at the top of the all-time scoring chart for World Cup qualifiers. This is yet another milestone in a career that has already reached legendary status. Ronaldo’s ability to perform at such a high level, even at this stage of his career, is nothing short of extraordinary, and it adds another layer to his already illustrious history in football.
Ronaldo’s Historic Achievement in World Cup Qualifiers
Despite boasting 223 international caps and scoring 141 goals for his country, CR7 shows no signs of slowing down. His longevity in a physically demanding sport is a testament to his hard work, discipline, and passion for the game. Ronaldo’s consistent performance continues to amaze fans and analysts alike, as he keeps rewriting the history books.
As it stands, the top five goal scorers in World Cup qualifiers are Ronaldo and Ruiz tied at 39, followed by Lionel Messi with 36, Ali Daei at 35, and Robert Lewandowski with 32. Ronaldo’s record is a clear indication that he remains a formidable force on the field, further solidifying his status as one of the greatest footballers of all time.
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