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Cristiano Ronaldo appears to have finally settled into life in Saudi Arabia after scoring in successive games.
The former Real Madrid goal-scoring machine endured a torrid start to life in his Middle East sojourn, blanking in his first two official matches.
However, the 38-year-old finally got off the mark for Al-Nassr with a last-gasp equalising goal, as his side were held to a 2-2 draw with Al-Fateh last week.
He continued on a similar tangent in Al-Nassr's Saudi Pro League clash with Al Wehda on Thursday, February 9.
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FootballHis low strike after just 21 minutes broke the game's deadlock but most importantly, elevated Ronaldo to a landmark feat in his glittering career.
The veteran's strike against Al Wehda marked his 500th league goal from a career which has seen him play for Sporting Lisbon, Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus.
Ronaldo's goal-scoring heroics have seen him notch over 300 league goals during his nine-year stint with Real Madrid, while also crossing the 100-goal mark at Man United.
He also contributed 81 league goals at Juventus, three at Sporting Lisbon and now has two for Al-Nassr, per SportBIBLE.
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FootballIn an interview making waves on social media, Wizkid picked Ronaldo as his favourite but admitted he was not a regular football viewer.
Sports Brief earlier reported on Al-Nassr midfielder, Jaloliddin Masharipov shedding light on the decision to immediately name Ronaldo as captain.
The Portuguese star was named as club captain of the Riyadh-based giants on the back of his sensational move from Europe to the Middle East.
Abdullah Madu, who was the skipper of Al-Nassr at the time, was stripped of his armband in favour of handing captaincy over to Ronaldo.