The record that Cristiano Ronaldo will try to break in Manchester United
Cristiano Ronaldo is looking to join Manchester United's top scorers; his new manager Solskjaer has 91 goals, Cristiano is 7 goals away from reaching him.
Cristiano Ronaldo has returned to Manchester United in the English Premier League. The Portuguese is preparing for his seventh season at Manchester United, previously playing from the 2003 to the 2009 season, Cristiano Ronaldo left behind 292 appearances, 118 goals and 61 assists.
Cristiano Ronaldo is looking to join Manchester United's top scorers; Rooney has 183, Ryan Giggs has 109 goals. But current United manager Solskjaer has 91 goals. Cristiano with 84 goals in his previous Manchester stint is 7 goals away from catching his new manager.
The records Cristiano Ronaldo is looking to break
During his time at United, Ronaldo won one Ballon d'Or (2008), and if he wins another, he would be the only player at the club to have won two. Denis Law (1964), Bobby Charlton (1966), George Best (1968) have been the other three. Ronaldo is looking to break Denis Law's record (1963-1964) for most goals in a season. He scored a total of 46 in all competitions.
The Portuguese also wants to break Ruud van Nistelrooy's record for most goals in consecutive matches, which he scored in 10 matches in a row between March 22, 2003 and August 23, 2003, as well as Denis Law's record of 18 Hat-Tricks in the history of Manchester United.
