At the Globe Soccer Awards Sunday night, Cristiano Ronaldo declared his determination to become the first footballer to score 1,000 official career goals.
The 40-year-old Al Nassr striker insisted age is no barrier as long as he stays injury-free.
Passion Drives Me On
Ronaldo, fresh from being named Best Middle East Player of 2025, told the audience: “Playing at the top level is tough, but my love for the game keeps me going. I’m confident I’ll hit 1,000 goals — as long as my body holds up.”
He added that location Europe or Saudi Arabia — doesn’t matter. Winning trophies and scoring remains his only focus.
The Numbers Behind the Goal
- Current total: 956 career goals
- Needed: 44 more
- 2025 alone: 40 goals across club and country
- Latest: Brace in Al Nassr’s 3-0 win Saturday
Next Steps
With his contract running until 2027, experts believe Ronaldo could reach the milestone as soon as next season.
His final match of the year is Tuesday — another chance to edge closer to history.
The football world is watching every shot.
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