Cristiano Ronaldo is proving that he has still got it at the late age of 38. The Portuguese veteran just won the IFFHS Top scorer award after notching up an incredible 54 goals. His victory means he beats the likes of serial goalscorers Erling Haaland, Harry Kane and Kylian Mbappe.
Cristiano Ronaldo will be 39 this coming February and will be going for more success. One thing is for sure is he will be aiming to win his first Saudi Pro League title with Al-Nassr. Futbol Mundial brings you more on Cristiano Ronaldo’s year and what he could give Portugal in Euro 2024.
Ronaldo continues to break records
Cristiano Ronaldo continues to break records and reach new milestones in his illustrious career. His recent IFFHS Top scorer award puts him at 5 which is the most of any player in the history of the game. This shows that Ronaldo is still capable of delivering results in the coming years which could prove to be crucial in defining his legacy. Al Nassr is currently in 2nd place eight points behind bitter rivals Al-Hilal. With Ronaldo finding his goal-machine form again they are capable of stealing the league from Al-Hilal and also going far in the AFC Champions League. Cristiano Ronaldo is already at 29 goals for the season with the campaign only being halfway through. He also managed to win Al-Nassr a trophy already as the Knights of Najd managed to down their rivals Al-Hilal 2-1 in the final.
Cristiano Ronaldo has expressed his desire to continue playing for another few years. In fact rumor has it that he could even extend his contact until 2027 where he plans to retire with Al Nassr. With the Euro 2024 coming up Ronaldo will be determined to help Portugal win their second ever tournament. Ronaldo’s Portugal will definitely be one of the teams that goes for the trophy and must not be ruled out next summer in Germany. Any team with Cristiano Ronaldo, Rafael Leao, Bruno Fernandes, Bernardo Silva and many others are contenders for any tournament. He could also potentially play in the FIFA Club World Cup if Al Nassr is to win the AFC Champions League. Cristiano Ronaldo has also expressed his desire to go for World Cup glory with Portugal one last time in 2026 in North America. Regardless of how old Ronaldo is something tells you that he is not quite done just yet.
