Five-time Ballon d'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo achieved another milestone during Portugal's UEFA Nations League match against Croatia as he became the first men's football player to score 900 career goals

The Portuguese superstar etched his name on the record when he scored against Croatia in the 34th minute of the match. The 39-year-old's goal also helped Portugal to double their lead and win the match

Ronaldo was criticised by football pundits after his disappointing performance in the recently concluded Euro Cup, where he failed to score a single goal after playing five matches in the tournament

Ronaldo's remarkable career started with Sporting CP, with whom he scored four goals after playing 28 matches. In 2003, legendary Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson brought him to England. He spent six years at the Manchester-based club and scored 145 goals

The Portugal skipper's career took a major turn when he joined Real Madrid in 2009. Ronaldo served as a goalscoring machine with the Los Blancos and won major trophies with them, like four UEFA Champions League, three FIFA Club World Cups, two La Liga, and many more

Ronaldo scored 450 goals during his nine-year tenure with Real Madrid and also achieved the landmark of Los Blancos' highest goalscorer

He joined Turin-based club Juventus in 2018 and scored 101 goals for them. After spending four years with Juventus, Ronaldo made a return to his boyhood club Manchester United and spent two years in the Premier League before moving to Al Nassr

He scored 29 goals during his second term with the Red Devils

Ronaldo joined Al Nassr in 2022 and has played 74 matches as of now, in which he has scored 68 goals for his current club

In the ongoing Saudi Pro League, Ronaldo has played two matches and scored two goals with Al Nassr. Meanwhile, Ronaldo has scored 131 goals for his national football team

He is considered one of the greatest footballers of all time. In his glittering career, he has achieved every major trophy apart from the FIFA World Cup. Even after reaching the 39-year age mark, the Portuguese star is still contributing to his club and national team