Cristiano Ronaldo finally announced himself in the Saudi Pro League with four goals for Al-Nassr on Thursday night, reaching a phenomenal personal milestone in the process.
The veteran striker, 38, only managed one goal - a last-gasp penalty - in his first three competitive appearances for the club he joined at the end of December. But he roared back to form against Al-Wehda, scoring in the 21st, 40th, 53rd and 61st minutes to reach then surpass 500 career league goals.
The Portugal captain's first goal was a powerful, left-footed finish across the goalkeeper after he was played in down the channel. Ronaldo showed his poacher's instincts to score his second, too, as he raced in-behind to latch onto a through-ball and finish under Abdulquddus Atiah.
