The 38-year-old Ronaldo scored 4 goals against AL Wehda last night in Saudi Arabia League

The 38-year-old Portuguese star footballer Cristiano Ronaldo scored four goals this Thursday in the 4-0 victory of Al Nassr at the Al Wehda stadium in a match played in Mecca and corresponding to the 16th league match of the Saudi Arabia competition.

The Portuguese star culminated his scoring display in a stretch of forty minutes of play, from the 21st minute in which he put his team ahead, to the fourth and final goal in the 61st minute.

"A great feeling to have scored 4 goals and reached my 500th league goal in a very solid victory for the team", celebrated ' CR7 ' on Twitter, referring to his goals in the championships in Portugal, Spain, England, Italy and Saudi Arabia.

The first from the 38-year-old star came with a left-footed cross from inside the area (21), he increased the lead with his right foot, also with a low shot, culminating in a quick transition for his team (40), and he secured the hat-trick ' from a penalty (53) and scored the fourth by taking advantage of a rebound from the goalkeeper (61). Last Friday the winner of five Ballon d'Ors scored his first goal with his new colours, from a penalty in added time, to draw 2-2 against Al Fateh.

With these new three points, Al Nassr is the leader of the Saudi league. Ronaldo scored his first goal last Friday with the colours of the Saudi club Al Nassr, scoring from a penalty in discount (90 + 3), for his team to equalize 2-2 at the Al Fateh ground, in a league match. Thanks to that tie, the Riyadh club retains the lead in the standings, drawing with Al Shabab (2nd), who has played one more game.

The first goal for the Portuguese star-who turns 38 on Sunday- since his move to Al Nassr comes in his third game with the team's colours. He had not scored in the previous two games, against Al Ettifaq (1-0 win) in the championship and the 3-1 loss in the Saudi Arabian Super title against Al Ittihad last week. Ronaldo committed until June 2025 with Al Nassr. The signing was announced at the end of December.