Ronaldo achieves a new record, equaling Figo's record
The star of the Portuguese national team, Cristiano Ronaldo, achieved a new record, during his country’s ongoing match against Turkey, in Euro 2024.
Cristiano Ronaldo became the most goals scored in the tournament. Euro history is shared equally with former Czech player Karl Poborski.
Ronaldo assisted Portugal's third goal against Georgia, which was scored by Bruno Fernandes, reaching 8 assists in the tournament's history and equaling Poborski's record.
The Don also managed to equal Luis Figo's record as the most assists in Portuguese history with 36 assists.
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