Cristiano Ronaldo, the iconic Portuguese footballer, has etched his name into the annals of sports history by setting an extraordinary record during a recent AFC Champions League match. Ronaldo’s remarkable achievement has left football enthusiasts in awe.
During his club Al-Nassr’s triumph in their AFC Champions League clash on Tuesday night, he recorded his 1000-game unbeaten (wins and draws) throughout his club and international career.
The Portuguese superstar played 90 minutes before getting subbed off in added time, during his team’s 2-0 win over Persepolis.
Despite not getting a goal in the match, the 38-year-old broke an impressive record, once again.
By helping his team secure victory with the Saudi giants, Ronaldo recorded his 1000-game unbeaten (wins and draws) throughout his club and international career.
During those matches, Ronaldo’s team have won 776 and drawn 224 – an impressive stat to say the least.
