Cristiano Ronaldo has made history by becoming the all-time top goalscorer in football history after scoring his 760th-career goal.
The 35-year-old Portuguese striker reached the stunning landmark after scoring the first goal for Juventus in their 2 – 0 win against Napoli to win the Italian Super Cup on Wednesday night. It was his 1,040 games as a professional footballer.
The new record moved him above Josef Bican – with the Austrian-Czech striker scoring 759 goals between 1931 and 1955.
On January 3, Ronaldo moved above three-time Brazil World Cup winner Pele (757 career goals) into second on this list following a brace in a 4-1 Serie A home win over Udinese.
The former Real Madrid and Manchester United striker now has 760 goals in his storied career.
The vast majority of those 760 tallies came for Real Madrid, for whom Ronaldo put up 450 goals.
He added 118 during his time wearing the Manchester United shirt, another 102 for his national team, five for his first club, Sporting CP, and 85 with his current side, Juventus.
