Cristiano Ronaldo returns to club football in Saudi Arabia with Al-Nassr this week on the back of a record-breaking international break.
The former Manchester United forward scored four times across two European Championship qualifiers against Liechtenstein and Luxembourg. Only Atalanta's Rasmus Højlund, who supports United, has scored more goals (five) than Ronaldo during qualifying.
While Portugal now top Group J, Al-Nassr are playing catch-up in the Saudi Pro League after losing their spot at the top of the table before the break. The Riyadh-based side sit one point behind former Tottenham Hotspur and Wolverhampton Wanderers head coach Nuno Espirito Santo's Al-Ittihad.