Ronaldo's 25 Seasons Away from Ebra
Cristiano Ronaldo has achieved a new record by scoring in the 2026-2027 season, marking his 25th consecutive season, surpassing Zlatan Ibrahimović, whom he shared the record with for 24 seasons. He joined Al-Nassr after the World Cup and scored a goal just two minutes after coming on as a substitute, helping the team win 4-0 in a second match of the Saudi Pro League. Thus, Ronaldo has scored in every season since his professional debut in 2002, bringing his total goals to 977, nearing the thousand-goal milestone he aims to reach. He has also scored 103 goals in the Saudi Professional League so far, needing just two more to equal Mohamed Sulaimani’s record, although Omar Suma currently leads with 162 goals.
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