Cristiano Ronaldo Makes History with 800th Career Club Goal in Al-Nassr's 5-1 Win

Cristiano Ronaldo scored the 800th goal of his club career Saturday in Al-Nassr's 5-1 Saudi Pro League win over Al Fateh.

After his penalty attempt was saved in the 59th minute of Saturday's win, Ronaldo scored one minute later to hit the milestone.

Ronaldo, who will turn 41 in February, is playing in his fourth season with Al-Nassr.

He appeared to celebrate the milestone with a Saturday post on social media captioned, "Success is not an accident."

Ronaldo began his club career with Sporting CP in Portugal's Primeira Liga, in which he scored his first five goals during the 2002-03 season.

He then spent six seasons with Manchester United, helping the club win three straight Premier League titles, before heading to Spain's La Liga in 2009.

Ronaldo scored the majority of his career club goals for Real Madrid, winning two La Liga titles and totaling 450 strikes in 438 matches from 2009 and 2018.

He spent the next four years in Italy with Juventus FC, claiming two Serie A championships while totaling 101 goals in 134 appearances for the club.

Ronaldo later returned for two more seasons with Manchester United. He left in 2022 having recorded 145 goals in 346 career matches for the club.

The forward previously made history by scoring the 800th goal of his career, including for the Portugal national team, while playing in the Premier League in 2021.

Four years later, he hit the 800 club goal milestone after compiling 99 goals in 112 games over his last four seasons with Al-Nassr.

Ronaldo will now get the chance to continue building on his career scoring total with Al-Nassr. He recently signed a two-year extension that is set to keep him in the Saudi Pro League through 2027.