Ronaldo ends Germany duck – where next in his 1,000 goals pursuit?

Cristiano Ronaldo hasn’t accomplished many things, but his most recent success was against Germany.

Ronaldo’s record-setting goalscoring debut in the Nations League semi-final in Munich came when he faced the winner, putting an end to a long wait.

The 40-year-old scored 137 goals in 220 games and 937 goals totaling all of football.

These three totals are all men’s records.

However, Ronaldo has never had a worse international performance than that of any other team.

Portugal last defeated Germany at Euro 2000, losing all five of his previous five games against them. That is now five instead of six.

England now has three draws against Ronaldo, which is the record for the nation Ronaldo has played against most. Although this is necessary, the biggest caveat in the world.

Ronaldo has lost four games to France, the most of which he has lost to since Germany.

However, his Portugal side won the Euro 2016 final most famously, and there have been three draws (including a penalty shootout defeat).

Ronaldo only scored once in those five meetings, which spanned 450 minutes, in addition to Ronaldo’s poor goalscoring record against Germany. That’s now two every 540 minutes, or one every 270 minutes.

Ronaldo has scored 85 goals for Portugal since turning 30.

Only five other players, in contrast, have ever scored more than 85 goals.

In other words, in the second half of his international career, he has scored more goals than current stars like Harry Kane and Neymar have, for example. Legends like Ferenc Puskas, Pele, Diego Maradona, and Gerd Muller have.

It’s difficult to describe in words. Roberto Martinez, the Portugal boss, said that he views each day as an opportunity to improve.

When you have success, you wake up and have less hunger, according to the human race. not Cristiano.

While Bernardo Silva, his countryman, stated: “It’s his ambition to keep going.

Being unable to eat every day is never easy.

After Sunday’s Nations League game against either France or Spain (20:00 BST), it is unclear where Ronaldo’s club’s future will lie.

Ronaldo’s contract with Saudi club Al-Nassr expires this summer, but he has been playing there for two and a half years.

He declared on social media that this chapter was over after their season finale. The narrative ? Still being written. grateful to everyone.

Many people assumed Ronaldo was leaving Al-Nassr as a result.

Ronaldo’s participation in this summer’s Club World Cup was discussed in Gianni Infantino, the Fifa president.

Al-Nassr would have to meet the qualifications to join another team, even if it was only on a temporary contract.

The most closely linked Brazilian team was Botafogo.

Ronaldo must score 63 more goals to become the first player to ever surpass 1,000.

Pele and Romario, two legendary Brazilians, both claimed to have scored more than 1, 000 goals, but neither were acknowledged as such.