In last weekend's Premier League match between Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur, Cristiano Ronaldo saved the team with his hat-trick to help Manchester United win 3-2 against Tottenham Hotspur. After scoring 3 goals, Ronaldo officially topped the all-time top scorer list with 807 goals, creating a new football record.
In fact, in this game, Cristiano Ronaldo also set another goal record, but this record was ignored by many people. The International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS) posted on its official website praising another of Ronaldo's records – he became the player with the most goals scored by clubs in football history with 692 goals.
This record was previously held by Cristiano Ronaldo and Romario, and after wearing a hat against Tottenham, Cristiano Ronaldo scored 692 goals for the club, and he surpassed Romario by 3 goals to enjoy this historical record.
IFFHS listed a total of 9 football goals on the official website, of which Ronaldo alone occupied 5. Cristiano Ronaldo is the player with the most goals scored in the history of football (807), the player with the most goals from the club (692), the player with the most goals in intercontinental matches (265), the player with the most goals in club intercontinental matches (150), and the player with the most goals from the national team (115).
Ronaldo's old rival Messi has two records, with Messi scoring the most goals in a single club (672) and the player with the most goals in a single league (472). The other two records were held by Pele, who scored the most goals in the league (606) and the most in domestic competitions (661).