At nearly 40 years old, CR7 still causes terror in every defense. |
Cristiano Ronaldo is not aging the way people think. He is nearly 40, but he still runs, jumps, shoots and strikes fearlessly like he did in his twenties. His recent goal against Germany in the Nations League - his 137th in 219 appearances for his country - not only extended his record, but also confirmed one thing: Ronaldo has never left the top.
In the 2024/25 season, the Portuguese superstar continued to dominate the Saudi Arabian Premier League, finishing as the top scorer for the second consecutive season. He scored 25 goals for Al Nassr - surpassing Ivan Toney (23 goals, Al Ahli) and his former teammate Karim Benzema (21 goals). While many of his generation have retired or taken a backseat, Ronaldo is still fiercely competitive, still an irreplaceable leader at both club and national team level.
And now, he is back in Germany, aiming for his second Nations League title - a goal that is not far-fetched, especially when he is in his best form ever for the national team.
Under coach Roberto Martinez, Ronaldo was reborn. Not only did he maintain his influence, he also achieved an unprecedented scoring efficiency: 19 goals in 24 matches - an average of 0.79 goals/match. That number says more than any adjective: perseverance, killer instinct and never-ending desire.
Under coach Roberto Martinez, Ronaldo was reborn. |
The moment Ronaldo jumped high above the German defense, heading the ball like a living spring…, was the clearest proof: his physical strength is still at the highest level, despite his age. But more than physical strength, it is the spirit of steel - the weapon that has helped CR7 challenge all limits for nearly two decades.
Cristiano is no longer just an icon. He is a true warrior - one who still leads a new generation of Portuguese football with a timeless spirit. And if Spain are to lift the trophy, they will have to overcome not just 11 players, but also the living legend that is Ronaldo.
Source: https://znews.vn/ronaldo-van-dang-so-post1558871.html
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