• The Portuguese star has now scored 501 goals after turning 30, a striking indicator of his sustained scoring power despite advancing age — a figure that reflects an exceptional ability to maintain peak physical and mental condition.

Portuguese legend Cristiano Ronaldo continued writing a new chapter in his career after scoring twice in Al Nassr’s clash against Al Hazem in Round 23 of the 2025–26 Saudi Pro League season at Al Awwal Park.

A Decisive Start, Numbers Still Rising

Ronaldo opened the scoring early in the 13th minute, once again delivering on the big stage. He returned in the second half to net his second of the night, taking his all-time professional tally to 964 goals, further cementing his position as football’s all-time leading scorer.

He has now reached 501 goals after the age of 30, underlining his remarkable longevity and consistency in front of goal — a testament to his extraordinary dedication to physical fitness and mental sharpness.

Sustained Impact This Season

So far this season, Ronaldo has contributed to 29 goals in 29 matches across all competitions, scoring 26 and providing three assists, as he continues his push for the league’s top scorer title. He has also taken his overall tally with Al Nassr to 120 goals since joining the club, becoming one of the most prolific scorers in its history.

A Career That Refuses to Slow Down

Ronaldo’s numbers reveal a remarkable contrast: before turning 30, he scored 463 goals; since then, he has added more than 500 — clear proof that his most prolific years have come during football’s traditional “mature” phase.

His latest brace was not just another contribution to a victory, but another milestone in a record-breaking journey through which the Al Nassr captain continues to cement his status as one of the greatest goal scorers in football history.