Cristiano Ronaldo broke another record for a Manchester United star

In Portugal's victory over Luxembourg in the World Cup qualifiers, Cristiano Ronaldo scored a hat-trick for Portugal, once again putting his name in the annals of history

Cristiano Ronaldo scored a hat-trick against Luxembourg, breaking the world record again.

Portugal lost 5-0 in World Cup qualifiers, with the Portuguese captain becoming the all-time front-runner in 10 hat-tricks for the men's national team.

After Bernardo Silva was fouled, the United striker opened the record for the national team with a penalty.

Ronaldo then scored his second goal, still in place, but this time he was the one who was fouled inside the box. Due to the erosion, he had to re-make the first attempt, but the second attempt went wrong.

Bruno Fernandes rewrote the score to 3-0 before halftime before Joao Palhinha scored his fourth goal in the second half.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored his third goal against Luxembourg

Cristiano Ronaldo completed a hat-trick in the 87th minute to seal the victory with the national team with a score of 5-0, once again putting his name on record.

Those three goals meant Ronaldo had scored eight goals against Luxembourg, making Luxembourg the country he scored the most goals.

The former Real Madrid star has scored 115 goals for the national team so far and continues to break countless records.