In a remarkable display of longevity and skill, Cristiano Ronaldo has claimed a new scoring record in FIFA World Cup Qualifiers. His recent match against Hungary saw him score his 41st goal in the competition, a milestone that surpasses the previous record of 39 held by Carlos Ruiz. The legendary Portuguese forward’s goal-scoring spree continued during the qualifying fixture, even though the game ended in a draw. This latest achievement marks his 947th career goal overall. Ronaldo’s first goal of the match leveled the playing field for Portugal, and he soon after netted the go-ahead goal, further cementing his status as a top international goalscorer. This record highlights his exceptional performance in World Cup qualifying tournaments, placing him above notable players like Lionel Messi in this specific category.
