Cristiano Ronaldo’s move from Europe to Saudi Arabia in 2023 wasn’t the end of his story. It was the start of a whole new chapter. Many had expected it to mark the end of an era.Maybe even a quiet way to wind down a legendary career. But the legend didn’t slow down at all. Two years later, he’s still reaching heights with his goals, like it’s 2010. Since joining Al Nassr, Ronaldo has scored an incredible 104 goals in 117 matches. Out of those, 78 have come in the Saudi Pro League, where he’s basically scoring every game. He’s also been remarkable in cup competitions. The AFC Champions League also saw him at his best form. One of his biggest moments came in the 2023 Arab Club Champions Cup final. He scored twice to help Al Nassr lift the trophy. It was classic Ronaldo, leveling up his game based on the platform.
Performances in the Saudi Arabian leagues
He was able to provide some legendary performances in the 2023-24 season. He broke the Saudi Pro League’s single-season scoring record with 35 goals, passing the old mark set by Abderrazak Hamdallah.With consecutive Player of the Month awards, he proved his fitness and expertise even in his late thirties. His zeal and energy were unmatchable. His 100th goal for Al Nassr in the 2025 Saudi Super Cup final was a game-changer. This made him the first player ever to score 100 goals for four different clubs.Also Read: Cristiano Ronaldo’s Net Worth vs FC Goa’s Total Squad Value: A Staggering Comparison
A Premier League goal-scoring machine
To focus on his Premier League days, his numbers there were just as incredible. Ronaldo scored 103 goals in 236 games with Manchester United. During his first run from 2003 to 2009, he scored goals in high numbers. He scored 31 goals in his 2007-2008 season. This is still talked about as one of the best in league history. When he returned to Old Trafford in 2021, many doubted whether he could still do it. He answered with 18 goals that season.No matter where he plays, England, Spain, Italy, or Saudi Arabia, Ronaldo’s obsession with scoring hasn’t faded. He’s not just chasing records, he’s chasing perfection. And honestly, watching him still do it at 40 is something football fans will talk about for years.
