Cristiano Ronaldo sets new record after victory over Poland

Cristiano Ronaldo has set a new record, becoming the player with the most international wins in football history. In a UEFA Nations League match against Poland (5-1), the 39-year-old forward scored two goals, including a stunning acrobatic strike, and helped Portugal secure a convincing victory.

Details. With this win, Ronaldo now has 132 victories with the national team, surpassing the previous record held by Sergio Ramos (131 wins). In third place is former Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas (121 wins).

Ronaldo has also scored 135 goals for Portugal and 910 goals throughout his entire career.

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Reminder. Despite his age, Ronaldo continues to demonstrate impressive goal-scoring form. This season, he has netted 10 goals in 15 matches for Al-Nassr, and his goal against Poland was voted the best goal of the day in the Nations League.