Cristiano Ronaldo Reaches 20-Goal Landmark In Saudi Pro League As Al Nassr Win At Al-Wehda

Cristiano Ronaldo scored as Al Nassr won 3-1 at Al-Wehda on Saturday. Ronaldo has now been directly involved in 20 goals in the Saudi Pro League this season.
Cristiano Ronaldo Reaches 20-Goal Landmark In Saudi Pro League As Al Nassr Win At Al-Wehda
Cristiano Ronaldo Reaches 20-Goal Landmark In Saudi Pro League As Al Nassr Win At Al-Wehda /

Cristiano Ronaldo has now been directly involved in 20 goals in just 12 Saudi Pro League games this season.

Ronaldo scored his 13th SPL goal of the season on Saturday to help Al Nassr win 3-1 away at Al-Wehda.

It arrived in the 49th minute after an Al-Wehda defender had attempted to head the ball back to his goalkeeper.

Ronaldo pounced by sharply intercepting the pass and guiding a low half-volley into the net.

The 38-year-old is now three goals clear of Al-Hilal's Aleksandar Mitrovic in the race for the Saudi Pro League's Golden Boot.

As well as scoring 13 league goals this season, Ronaldo has provided seven assists.

No player has assisted more SPL goals than Ronaldo this season.

Al-Ahli's Riyad Mahrez and Al Fateh's Mourad Batna have also recorded seven assists each.

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Al Nassr captain Cristiano Ronaldo pictured celebrating after his team beat Dubai's Shabab Al-Ahli 4-2 in the play-off round of the 2023/24 AFC Champions League
Cristiano Ronaldo is the leading scorer in the Saudi Pro League this season / SSC

Saturday's win means that second-placed Al Nassr now sit five points clear of Al-Ahli in third.

But unbeaten leaders Al-Hilal remain four points above Ronaldo's side.

Al Nassr and Al-Hilal are scheduled to meet for the first time in the league this season on December 1.

Highlights: Al-Wehda 1-3 Al Nassr


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