Portugal eliminated North Macedonia, and Cristiano Ronaldo is about to embark on his fifth World Cup trip. His goal, of course, is to lift the Hercules Cup, and personally, the president will also hit the top 6 records!
Facing the big dark horse of this World Preliminary Round, Portugal did not give the opponent a chance to upset. Although Ronaldo did not score, he provided a key assist for B Fee and was one of the main contributors to the promotion.
After qualifying, C Luo smiled happily. Unsurprisingly, this will be the last World Cup of his career, the so-called "last dance", and his last chance to chase records.
First, Cristiano Ronaldo has scored in four different World Cups, and if he can score again in Qatar, he will become the first player in history to score in five different World Cups!
Second, counting the European Championships, Ronaldo has scored in 9 different competitions, and is very hopeful to become the first player in history to score goals in 10 consecutive football competitions!
Third, in four World Cups, Cristiano Ronaldo has never won the Golden Boot, and if he can get his wish this year, he will become the first Portuguese player to win this honor after Eusebio in 1966!
Fourth, Ronaldo has already scored 7 goals in the World Cup, 2 goals away from the Portuguese record held by Eusebio, and there is hope of a rebound and double-double, but there is still a 9-goal gap between the world cup's historical goalscorer Wang Klose (16 goals), and it looks out of reach, I am afraid it will be difficult to catch up.
Fifth, if the 37-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo can score in this World Cup, he will surpass Swedish legend Glenn to become the second-oldest goalscorer in World Cup history, behind Uncle Mira, who scored at the age of 42 in 1994.
Sixth, plus 14 goals in the European Cup, Ronaldo's total number of goals in the competition has reached 21 goals, tied for the third most in history, as long as he scores 2 more goals to tie Batista, and 4 more goals to equal the first person in history, Ronaldo! 5 goals to reverse.
Seventh, Cristiano Ronaldo has made 17 appearances in the World Cup, and if he can reach the final this year, it will increase to 24, equaling Klose and tied for second in history, behind Mateus with 25 games.