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Cristiano Ronaldo, at 40, showed his brilliance. He scored twice as Portugal defeated Armenia 5-0 in a World Cup qualifier. Ronaldo's goals increased his international record to 140. Joao Felix and Joao Cancelo also scored. Ronaldo aims for a sixth World Cup appearance. He is determined to win the trophy in 2026. The victory highlights Portugal's strong start.

Cristiano Ronaldo is spearheading Al-Nassr’s late push to sign Marseille’s Mason Greenwood before the Saudi transfer window closes on September 11. With Greenwood in top form and Ronaldo committed to ending Al-Nassr’s trophy drought, the move could reshape both their legacies. Greenwood’s arrival would bolster Al-Nassr’s attack and underline Saudi football’s rising global ambitions.

Cristiano Ronaldo has urged Al-Nassr supporters to rally behind the team as they begin their Saudi Pro League season, aiming to surpass last year's third-place finish. The Portuguese star, entering his third season with the club, seeks his first trophy with Al-Nassr. He recently lost the Saudi Super Cup final.

A heartbreaking scene was captured on camera as Al-Nassr's hopes of winning the Saudi Super Cup slipped away. In the viral video, Cristiano Ronaldo appears visibly devastated, murmuring to himself with a distant look.

Cristiano Ronaldo achieved another milestone, becoming the first player to score 100 goals for four different clubs, reaching the mark for Al-Nassr in a Saudi Super Cup final. Despite Ronaldo's penalty and subsequent shootout conversion, Al-Nassr lost to Al-Ahli. The Portuguese star previously surpassed 100 goals for Real Madrid, Manchester United and Juventus.