Cristiano Ronaldo’s 900 career goals recognised by Guinness world records in GOAT debate

Cristiano Ronaldo reached 900 career goals, a milestone acknowledged by Guinness World Records, solidifying his GOAT status in football.

 

[dropcap]C[/dropcap]ristiano Ronaldo’s remarkable achievement of scoring 900 career goals was acknowledged by Guinness World Records, cementing his status as the Greatest of All Time (GOAT).

This recognition followed his 900th goal during Portugal’s UEFA Nations League match against Croatia, where Ronaldo secured a 2-1 victory by volleying a cross from Nuno Mendes in the 34th minute.

 

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Guinness World Records subtly joined the GOAT debate on social media by responding to posts with a GOAT emoji, referencing Ronaldo’s legendary status in football history.

Ronaldo’s achievement places him ahead of rivals like Lionel Messi, further boosting his standing in both international and club football.

 

 

Ronaldo’s achievement triggered significant reactions on social media, with some fans praising him as the undisputed GOAT, while others reignited debates over past football legends like Pelé and his contested goal tally.

Despite varying opinions on goal-counting methods, Ronaldo’s historic 900th goal remains an undeniable testament to his extraordinary career, making him the top scorer in football history.