Cristiano Ronaldo, captain of Al-Nassr Saudi Club, continues to score his latest goals on the field as he aims to achieve two historic milestones in 2026 before concluding his illustrious football career filled with record-breaking achievements.

The Portuguese star aims to achieve two significant goals: first, to reach the milestone of 1,000 career goals, and second, to win the World Cup title with the Portuguese national team.

Ronaldo's goal tally reached 943, putting him just 57 goals away from the 1,000-goal mark—an achievement no player has officially reached in the history of football.

The Spanish newspaper "AS" pointed out that Ronaldo's most prominent individual goal is to become the first player to reach 1,000 goals, alongside his collective dream of winning a sixth World Cup for his country.

Ronaldo has played 1,292 matches since his debut with Sporting Lisbon in 2002, maintaining a scoring rate of 0.72 goals per game, a figure that reflects his remarkable consistency.

With his move to Al-Nassr Saudi, his scoring average increased, as he scored 104 goals in 117 matches, averaging 0.88 goals per game, and his effectiveness has improved during the current season.

The Al-Nassr captain has scored 12 goals in 13 matches this season, boosting his chances of reaching the 1,000-goal milestone in about 60 games, provided he maintains his physical fitness.

Ronaldo holds an exceptional international record, having scored 143 goals for the Portugal national team, clearly surpassing his rival Lionel Messi, in a career that remains one of the greatest in the history of the game.