Absurd record as a senior: now Ronaldo is approaching the 1000 goal mark

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73 goals if over 30 years old: This figure would make Ronaldo the record scorer for most national teams.
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Sebastian WendelFootball reporter

When it comes to Cristiano Ronaldo (38), every superlative has probably been used at least once. Therefore, we let the facts speak for the latest milestone in the Portuguese’s career, they are impressive enough.

The five-time world footballer scored twice again in the 3-2 win in the European Championship qualifier against Slovakia. International goals 124 and 125 for the 38-year-old. And here it goes: Ronaldo scored 73 of these 125 goals after his 30th birthday on February 5, 2015.

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As amateur footballers in this country reach senior status at the age of 30 and many of his professional colleagues enter the autumn of their careers, Ronaldo really heats things up with the number 3 on his back. 73 goals – with this figure he would be the record scorer for the respective national teams in Switzerland, Germany, France, Italy, England, Spain, the Netherlands and 186 other countries!

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Only the record scorers from Iran (Ali Daei), Brazil (Neymar), Argentina (Lionel Messi), India (Sunil Chhetri), Malaysia (Mokhtar Dahari), Poland (Robert Lewandowski) and Iraq (Hussein Saeed Mohammed) scored more than 73 times .

By comparison, Swiss record player Alex Frei scored 42 goals in his entire national career. The second best of all time in the national team kit, Kubilay Türkyilmaz, is at the age of 34. Combined, he is only three more than Ronaldo, who is over 30.

When Ronaldo parted ways with Saudi Arabia at club level in early 2023, many predicted he would soon end up in the Portuguese national team. Ronaldo proves that despite the daily life in a lottery competition at international level, top performances are still possible. Thanks to talent and especially thanks to a lot of hard work in the extra training, which Ronaldo has never lacked. Ronaldo scored seven times in six games during this year’s European Championship qualifiers.

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When will he score the thousandth goal?

By the way: with 202 international matches (since 2003), Ronaldo is also the player with the most international appearances in the history of the world association, according to Fifa counting methods.

And Ronaldo hasn’t had enough yet. Not only does he want to participate in the 2024 European Championship (Portugal has already qualified), he also has his sights set on the 2026 World Cup in the US, Canada and Mexico. The aim is to have reached the magical limit of 1000 career goals by then. He currently has 851 professional goals (transfermarkt.ch).

Ronaldo about his latest project: “Before you reach 1000, you must first reach 900. I think I will.” If you trust anyone, it’s him…

Qualification Group A
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Spain
Spain
6
16
15
2
Scotland
Scotland
6
9
15
3
Norway
Norway
7
2
10
4
Georgia
Georgia
6
-4
7
5
Cyprus
Cyprus
7
-23
0
Qualification group B
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
France
France
6
12
18
2
Greece
Greece
6
7
12
3
The Netherlands
The Netherlands
5
2
9
4
Ireland
Ireland
6
-4
3
5
Gibraltar
Gibraltar
5
-17
0
Qualification Group C
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
England
England
5
14
13
2
Italy
Italy
5
6
10
3
Ukraine
Ukraine
6
1
10
4
North Macedonia
North Macedonia
6
-7
7
5
Malta
Malta
6
-14
0
Qualification Group D
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Turkiye
Turkiye
7
7
16
2
Wales
Wales
6
0
10
3
Croatia
Croatia
6
6
10
4
Armenia
Armenia
6
-1
7
5
Latvia
Latvia
7
-12
3
Qualification Group E
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Albania
Albania
6
8th
13
2
Czech Republic
Czech Republic
6
3
11
3
Poland
Poland
7
0
10
4
Moldavia
Moldavia
6
0
9
5
Faroe Islands
Faroe Islands
7
-11
1
Qualification Group F
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Belgium
Belgium
6
13
16
2
Austria
Austria
6
7
13
3
Sweden
Sweden
5
3
6
4
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan
5
-7
4
5
Estonia
Estonia
6
-16
1
Qualification Group G
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Hungary
Hungary
5
7
13
2
Serbia
Serbia
6
4
10
3
Montenegro
Montenegro
5
0
8th
4
Lithuania
Lithuania
6
-4
5
5
Bulgaria
Bulgaria
6
-7
2
Qualification Group H
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Slovenia
Slovenia
7
10
16
2
Denmark
Denmark
7
9
16
3
Finland
Finland
7
4
12
4
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
7
2
12
5
Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland
7
-1
6
6
San Marino
San Marino
7
-24
0
Qualification group I
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Romania
Romania
8th
9
16
2
Switzerland
Switzerland
7
12
15
3
Israel
Israel
6
0
11
4
Kosovo
Kosovo
7
0
7
5
Belarus
Belarus
8th
-7
6
6
Andorra
Andorra
8th
-14
2
Qualification Group J
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Portugal
Portugal
7
25
21
2
Slovakia
Slovakia
7
5
13
3
Luxembourg
Luxembourg
7
-9
11
4
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina
7
-2
9
5
Iceland
Iceland
7
1
7
6
Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein
7
-20
0

Source : Blick

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