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Portuguese ace Cristiano Ronaldo has broken several records since his entry into the world of football. The forward's stint at Real Madrid saw him swoop the most prestigious awards and break the most unimaginable records. Ronaldo won two LaLiga titles, two Copa del Rey trophies and four Champions League winner medals during his time at the Bernabeu.
Ronaldo has since moved away from Real Madrid to join Italian giants Juventus this summer and what he will achieve at the club remains to be seen. Here, we take a look at five records that the Portuguese talisman can break during his time in Italy.
#1 First player to win the Premier League, LaLiga and Serie A
So far, there is no player in the history of football who has won top-flight titles in England, Spain and Italy.
Cristiano Ronaldo has already won two top-tier competitions - the Premier League with Manchester United and the LaLiga with Real Madrid.
Considering the fact that his new side Juventus have won seven consecutive titles, Ronaldo could well be on the course to become the player to set this new record.
#2 Winning the Champions League with three different clubs
This record is currently held by Clarence Seedorf, who is the only player to have won the UEFA Champions League with three different clubs: Ajax, Real Madrid and AC Milan.
Cristiano Ronaldo is incredibly close to the record as he has won the title with Manchester United and Real Madrid.
While Juventus were last crowned the champions of Europe 22 years ago, their record signing of the Portuguese ace may just change their fortunes.
#3 Most Serie A goals in a single season
The record for the most goals in a Serie A season is currently held by Ronaldo's Juventus teammate Gonzalo Higuaín with 36 goals. Ronaldo is the top scorer in the history of Real Madrid scoring 323 times for the Spanish giants in LaLiga.
With Ronaldo now playing a vital role in Juventus's goal-scoring, the Portuguese looks all set to replace his Juventus teammate as the player with most Serie A goals in a season.
#4 First player to be the top-scorer in Premier League, LaLiga and Serie A
There is currently no player in football history who has been the top goal-scorer in three top-tier leagues. John Charles (of Leeds and Juventus) and Christian Vieri (of Atlético Madrid and Inter) are the only two players to have come close as they have topped the scoring charts in two of Europe’s leagues.
Ronaldo is close to breaking this record as well, having won the Premier League Golden Boot with United in 2007/08 and the Trofeo Pichichi thrice in Spain (2010/11, 2013/14, 2014/15).
#5 Top-scorer in all competitions in a season for Juventus
The current top-scorer in all competitions for the Italian giants is Ferenc Herzer, having scored 35 goals in the 1925-26 campaign. Ronaldo has tallied up 451 goals in all competitions for former club Real Madrid to become their top scorer in all competitions.
Given the fact that Ronaldo has consistently scored more than 50 goals in each of his last eight seasons, it's safe to say that if he continues to be the player that he is, he will in all likelihood break Herzer's record to be the club's top-scorer in all competitions in a season.
