Cristiano Ronaldo has made history by reaching 800 club goals, after he scored in Al Nassr’s 3-2 defeat against Al Fateh in their last match of the season.
Cristiano Ronaldo shared a cryptic post on Instagram
But has shared a cryptic post on social media saying that “This chapter is over. The story? Still being written. Grateful to all,” he posted. The message was accompanied by his photo in the Al-Nassr jersey. The message from the star footballer has fuelled a discussion around his immediate future.
This chapter is over.
The story? Still being written.
Grateful to all. pic.twitter.com/Vuvl5siEB3— Cristiano Ronaldo (@Cristiano) May 26, 2025
Al Nassr have finished this season trophyless, after being eliminated from the AFC Champions League semifinals and finishing fourth in the Saudi Pro League. With that result, the team won’t be playing Champions next season, which has added to the speculation over Ronaldo’s future.
His contract at Al Nassr expires on June 30.
Meanwhile he has also become the first player to score 800 goals at the club level.
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Ronaldo’s 800 goals are distributed between Sporting (5 goals), Manchester United (145), Real Madrid (450), Juventus (101) and Al Nassr (99). In general, Ronaldo has reached 936 goals including the goals for Portugal.
Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo reached 800 club goals.
For Al Nassr, Ronaldo has scored 20 goals in the year. When it comes to their international goals, Ronaldo has reached 936 goals, while Messi is 41 goals away from 900.
Here are the players with the most club goals in history
Cristiano Ronaldo 800
Joseph Bican 780
Lionel Messi 761
Ferenc Puskas 619
Gerd Muller 566
There have been plenty of rumors about where CR7 could be heading next
There have been plenty of rumors about where CR7 could be heading next, possibly one of the 32 teams taking part in this summer’s Club World Cup in the United States. And as FIFA have opened a special window for clubs who want to strengthen their squads ahead of the tournament, he could join another team before the window closes on June 10.
In theory, Cristiano could sign up to play in the Club World Cup with a participating team and then sign a new contract with another club for the 2025-26 season, (or even renew with Al-Nassr although from his post, that seems unlikely). As he is under contract until the end of next month, he would need to reach an agreement with Al-Nassr to release him early to play the Club World Cup.
He will be next in action to boost his goals in the Nations League semi-final against Germany on June 4.
