Ronaldo And His Record-Breaking Spree
Just about an hour ago, the march between Portugal and Ghana ended with Portugal beating Ghana, making it possible for Cr7 to add another feather to his cap. Ghana lost 3-2 at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar (Group H), notably thanks to a penalty from Cristiano Ronaldo, who on Thursday became the first player to score in five different World Cups at the 974 Stadium in Doha. The 37-year-old Portuguese star has been without a club since completing his contract with Manchester United and made World Cup history from the penalty spot (65th). Ghana's Andre Ayew (73) scored the equalizer but Joao Felix (78) and Rafael Leao (80) pulled Portugal off a stunning late second half with goals from Ousmane Boukari (89). . In another Group H match, Uruguay and Rep. Korea could not decide (0:0). The five-time Ballon d'Or winner has scored at least once in four World Cups: one each in 2006, 2010 and 2014 and four goals in 2018, including a hat-trick in the first leg against Spain. Three). He beat Pele (1958, 1962, 1966, 1970), West Germany's Seeler (the same version as Pele), and Klose (2002, 2006, 2010, 2014) as Brazil's top four goalscorers. However, Ronaldo, who scored eight goals in the current World Cup, is unlikely to match Klose's scoring record. The German scored a total of 16 goals in 2002, 2006, 2010, and 2014. times. Cristiano Ronaldo scored Portugal's second goal from the penalty spot in their match against Iran on the 24th (local time), helming Portugal's counter-attack against Iran. De Selecao, who were runners-up two years ago, advanced to the semi-finals by beating France 1-0. However, Manchester United's 21-year-old rising star was unable to score again. This tournament marks the final transfer between Ronaldo and Figo, who will retire from international football after this World Cup. 2010: The winning goal With his first of five Golden Balls in his pocket, Ronaldo (2008) scored once in the group stage match against North Korea (7-0), he jokingly scored a goal after a ball bounced off his neck and head. Ronaldo wants to shine at World Cup and this is aimed at any potential club that is willing to recruit him into their fold. The greatest goalscorer in Champions League history is officially looking for a club after Manchester United announced their departure on Tuesday following a scathing interview with CR7 aimed specifically at their manager. Eric ten Haag of the Red Devils and owner of the club. Sincerely, @izge
