Since joining Manchester United, we haven’t seen the Cristiano Ronaldo we’re habitual of watching. The Portuguese striker has been out of form for a long time. And since the arrival of Erik ten Hag at Carrington, things went out of the record-breaker attacker’s hand.
He only got to start twice under Erik ten Hag. Once in the UEFA Europa League and once in the Premier League. And coincidently, both the games ended as a defeat for the Portuguese player.
In addition to the agony, he only scored one goal which was a penalty in UEFA Europa League. And Portugal also suffered a defeat from furious rivals Spain in UEFA Nations League. Cristiano Ronaldo also suffered a blow against the Czech Republic.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s new individual milestone?
So, it’s evident that the attacker is not having a season that he’ll like to remember. But finally, a good record has been created by the former Real Madrid attacker. Cristiano Ronaldo has successfully completed the 700 goals at club level.
Even after getting restricted to the part-time role, the Portuguese skipper has shown what he has got in his arsenal as he successfully reached an individual milestone at Goodison Park with his first goal of the season in Premier League.
The 37-year-old played for a total of four clubs across various National leagues. He started his career in Portugal with Sporting, scoring five goals with the club. Then, he joined Old Trafford for his first spell with the club. In total, he has scored 144 goals under Sir Alex Ferguson, Erik ten Hag and Ralf Rangnick.
He joined Real Madrid in 2009, and left them after becoming their highest ever goal scorer and winning five UEFA Champions League titles with them. Cristiano Ronaldo scored 450 goals for the Spanish Giants.
His spell at the Old Lady wasn’t so good it was more on the mediocre side. But still he scored 101 goals for them against changing managers. The 37-year-old will head into, Which is seen as his final World Cup later this year. And he hope he’ll get a positive outcome from it.
