Cristiano Ronaldo has become a genuine superstar in the footballing world, and within global popular culture. Generally found in debates (and Facebook polls) with Lionel Messi regarding the best player on the planet, Ronaldo has secured his place as one of the best footballers in history.
The Real Madrid forward has displayed his incredible skill, pace and athletic abilities for well over a decade. Perhaps the most impressive part is that at the age of 32, CR7 does not appear to be slowing down any time soon.
From sensational passes to insane step-overs, Ronaldo’s jaw-dropping moves can be absolutely mesmerizing.
Ronaldo moved to Real Madrid in 2009, where his world-class abilities continue to shine in the Spanish capital. On the international stage, he is the all-time leader in goals and appearances for the Portuguese national team. Despite injury in the final against France, his leadership as captain helped guide A Selecao to glory at Euro 2016.
Playing For 90 takes a look back at the ten best goals in Cristiano Ronaldo’s glittering career for both club and country.
Sporting CP – November 2007
One of Cristiano Ronaldo’s greatest strengths is his ability to score from free-kicks, and from seemingly anywhere on the pitch as well. He has truly produced stunning moments, but one against his old club stands out for several reasons.A UEFA Champions League group-stage match against Sporting CP in 2007 with Manchester United saw his goal come at a crucial time near the end of the match for a 2-1 victory, and also eliminate Sporting from the competition.
From 35 yards out, Ronaldo smashes the ball into of the top corner of the net and leaves the goalkeeper in a state of frustration.
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