Cristiano Ronaldo's hunger for goals knows no bounds and his relentless scoring has continued in 2024/25.

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Whatever you think of the Saudi Pro League, there is no denying the 40-year-old's longevity and, remarkably, the 1,000-goal threshold is suddenly on the horizon.

Having reached three figures at Man Utd, Real Madrid, and Juventus, Ronaldo is now fast approaching that mark for Al-Nassr.

He has found the net more than any player in history and is showing no sign of hanging up his boots.

The Portuguese forward continues to feature for his country as well and will be hunting more goals at the Nations League finals in Germany this summer.

RadioTimes.com round up all the key stats you need to know about Cristiano Ronaldo in 2024/25.

Cristiano Ronaldo goals this season

Ronaldo has scored 32 goals in 36 games in all competitions in the 2024/25 campaign for Al-Nassr.

Last updated: 23rd April

Cristiano Ronaldo Champions League goals

Ronaldo has scored 140 Champions League goals in 183 appearances.

He is the all-time top scorer in the competition, with 11 goals more than arch-rival Lionel Messi, who resides in second place.

Ronaldo cannot add to his tally before the end of his career unless he makes one final blockbuster move back to Europe.

Cristiano Ronaldo career goals

Club

  • Sporting CP (2002-03): 31 games, 5 goals
  • Manchester United (2003-09): 292 games, 118 goals
  • Real Madrid (2009-18): 438 games, 450 goals
  • Juventus (2018-22): 134 games, 101 goals
  • Manchester United (2021-23): 54 games, 27 goals
  • Al-Nassr (2023-): 99 games, 91 goals

Club total: 1,047 games, 790 goals

International

  • Portugal (2003-): 219 games, 136 goals

OVERALL CLUB AND COUNTRY TOTAL: 1,268 GAMES, 927 GOALS

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