Cristiano Ronaldo hits new milestone after scoring 700th career goal

Cristiano Ronaldo scored the 700th goal of his professional profession during Portugal's Euro 2020 qualifying misfortune to Ukraine on Monday, October 14th.

The five-time Ballon d'Or victor raised his septuple century for club and nation when he changed over a second-half punishment in Kiev, granted after Taras Stepanenko took care of the ball inside the case.

It was his 95th goal for Portugal, with just Iran's Ali Daei (109) in front of him on the all-time international goals list.

Ronaldo is only one of six footballers to have hit the 700 imprint, with Josef Bican evaluated to be the top goalscorer in history with 805 objectives. Behind him is a couple of previous Brazilian stars in Romario and Pele, who completed their distinguished professions with 772 goals and 767 goals, separately. Ferenc Puskas' 746 profession completions and Gerd Muller's 735 round out the main five.

Ronaldo's long-lasting opponent, Lionel Messi, looks set to join the 700 club quickly, as the Argentine is presently sitting on 699 profession wraps up. The greater part of Ronaldo's objectives wanted Real Madrid, 450 through the span of nine seasons at the Santiago Bernabeu somewhere in the range of 2009 and 2018.