Christian Ronaldoscored the first goal for Al Nassr with a penalty in the 32nd minute, leading his team to victory over Al Ettifaq on matchday four of the Saudi Pro League.
With this penalty goal, the Portuguese reached the mark of 902 goals in his career, making him the player with the most goals in sports history.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s goal is to give the team a very important win that would put them in second place with 8 points, behind the top three teams with 9 points.
CR7 returns for Al Nassr after missing the last match in which his team drew 1-1 with Al Shorta in the AFC Champions League. The Portuguese’s absence was due to the recommendation of the team doctor, who recommended that the striker take a rest.
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Cristiano Ronaldo aims for 1000 goals
The five-time Ballon d’Or winner is already on his way to a historic 1000th career goal. CR7 is now 98 goals away from that milestone and although he is not getting any younger, the striker will be looking to defy the passage of time for as long as possible.
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Al Nassr’s upcoming games
Under new head coach Stefano Pioli, Al Nassr will play the following games:
- 23 September – against Al Hazem (Saudi King’s Cup)
- 27 September – against Al Wehda (Saudi Pro League)
- 30 September – against Al Rayyan (AFC Champions League Elite)
- 5 October – against Al Orobah (Saudi Pro League)
- 18 October – against Al Shabab (Saudi Pro League)
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