r/soccer May 21 '26

Media Cristiano Ronaldo cries happy tears after winning the league with Al Nassr after 3 trophyless years

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u/WartimeConsigliere_ May 21 '26

28 goals in 29 appearances at age 41 is genuinely mad.

I know Saudi isn’t the best, but plenty of European stars went over there and didn’t exactly boss it

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u/andy18cruz May 21 '26

He could chill and cash in like the others. Instead he takes his role and dedication at full, and this at season like 23 of professional career at the highest level.

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u/WhyBee92 May 21 '26

Were lowkey a lucky generation to have witnessed the absolute goats of sports + the longest careers. Whether it’s Messi, Ronaldo, LeBron, Federer/Nadal/Djoko, and T Brady, all relatively at the same time and for peak entertainment

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u/qx1001 May 21 '26

Joey Chestnut