Man United’s Bruno Fernandes Comments on Ronaldo’s 1000 Goal Target

 

Bruno Fernandes has assisted Cristiano Ronaldo at club and international levels 

Portugal veteran Cristiano Ronaldo recently hit his 900th career goal and has set his sights on 1000. The Al-Nassr striker scored an 88th-minute winner for his country against Scotland on Sunday in a UEFA Nations League encounter. That took his tally to 901 goals, and his teammate Bruno Fernandes wants to help him get to the 1000 mark. Bruno Fernandes has assisted Cristiano Ronaldo at club and international levels. 

The 39-year-old has now scored 132 goals in 213 appearances for Portugal, which is more than any other player. The former Manchester United star recently said he is not yet done, highlighting that he is aiming for 1000 goals. Barring any injuries, he is on course to achieve that incredible landmark. Some platforms list him as the highest goal scorer in history. Last season, he shattered the Saudi Pro League's single-season scoring record with 35 goals for Al-Nassr, per ESPN, a sign that he still has a lot left in the tank. Fernandes on Ronaldo's 1000 target Ronaldo scored 44 goals in all competitions last season, and he will likely reach the 1,000-goal mark at some point next year. 

His teammate Fernandes is determined to help Ronaldo reach his next big landmark. "His influence is always the same, whether he starts or whether he comes off the bench," Fernandes said via Manchester Evening News. "We know that Ronaldo has goals in him, and it’s no coincidence that he scored his 900th goal days ago. We will continue on until we reach the 1000th goal."  Ronaldo is considered one of the greatest players ever, but his lack of a World Cup medal remains the only blemish on his career. Ronaldo picks Mbappe over Benzema TUKO.co.ke earlier reported that Cristiano Ronaldo ignited another online debate by disclosing his preference between Karim Benzema and Kylian Mbappe. When former Manchester United star Rio Ferdinand asked him to choose between the two, Ronaldo considered his options before selecting Mbappe. 

by  Edwin Kiplagat