Ronaldo Closes in On International Record as Europe’s Highest Goal Scorer

Ronaldo Closes in On International Record as Europe’s Highest Goal Scorer

Ronaldo has been had an incredible season so far. He just joined his national team after helping his club, Real Madrid, win two major tournaments, i.e. La Liga and Champions League. During the World Cup Qualifier match between Portugal and Latvia, Ronaldo scored two goals. This helped his team to win, as well as secure the second place in Group B, just three points behind Switzerland. Fans are sure that Ronaldo’s future performances this season will help his team.

Ronaldo Closes in On International Record as Europe’s Highest Goal Scorer

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Ronaldo Closes in On International Record as Europe's Highest Goal Scorer

Meanwhile, his two goals against Latvia have also been beneficial to the player on an individual level. Adding these two shots, Ronaldo now has 73 international goals in his kitty. Thus, in his quest to score for Portugal he has now secured the third place on the list of soccer players fro Europe with the highest number of international goals.

Ronaldo Closes in On International Record as Europe's Highest Goal Scorer

Ronaldo is now just above Germany legend Miroslav Klose, who has 71 goals. As for the players in front of him, there is Sandor Kocsis from Hungary, with 75 goals, and Ferenc Puskas, who represented Hungary and Spain, and has 84 goals. Fans are very much hopeful that Ronaldo will be able to reach the second position during the time span of this year alone. However, there is a doubt whether we will be able to do so with Puskas, and snatch the top position on the list. However, it won’t be an impossible target for him to reach in the coming season!

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Here are to top European goal scorers:

1. Ferenc Puskas (Hungary and Spain) – 84 Goals

2. Sandor Kocsis (Hungary) – 75 Goals

3. Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) – 73 Goals

4. Miroslav Klose (Germany) – 71 Goals

5. Gerd Muller (West Germany) – 68 Goals

6. Robbie Keane (Rep. of Ireland) – 68 Goals

7. Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Sweden) – 62 Goals

8. Imre Schlosser (Hungary) – 59 Goals

9. David Villa (Spain) – 59 Goals

10. Jan Koller (Czech Republic) – 55 Goals

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