Ronaldo is the best European goalscorer of all time

Cristiano Ronaldo has emerged as the all-time top scorer in Europe with 93 goals scored by the Portuguese national team. This was done by Ronaldo after scoring four goals for the Portugal national team when he silenced Lithuania with an incredible score of 5-1 in the match.
As reported by UEFA on Wednesday (09/09/2019), Ronaldo overall scored 93 goals during his international career with the Portuguese national team. Ronaldo has left Ferenc Puskas's 84 goals for Hungary and Spain.
Cristiano Ronaldo has emerged as the all-time top scorer in Europe with 93 goals scored by the Portuguese national team. This was done by Ronaldo after scoring four goals for the Portugal national team when he silenced Lithuania by a landslide score of 5-1 in the match, continuing the 2020 Group B Qualifying Cup at the Lnia Vilniaus Stadium, Wednesday 11/09/2019, early in the morning.

As reported by UEFA on Wednesday (09/09/2019), Ronaldo overall scored 93 goals during his international career with the Portuguese national team. Ronaldo has left Ferenc Puskas's 84 goals for Hungary and Spain.

Portugal national team celebrates Cristiano Ronaldo's goal (Photo: UEFA)

Ronaldo, who before starting the match against Lithuania, had collected 89 goals directly to give the Portuguese national team an advantage in the seventh minute. CR7 - Ronaldo's nickname - runs the penalty received by the Portuguese national team perfectly.

Ronaldo's goalscorer then continued on 61, 65 and 76 minutes. The victory of the Portuguese national team was completed by William Carvalho's goal, which was created in 92 minutes, while Lithuania could be replicated by the action of Vytautas Andriuskevicius for 28 minutes.

Ronaldo, who before starting the match against Lithuania, had collected 89 goals directly to give the Portuguese national team an advantage in the seventh minute. CR7 - Ronaldo's nickname - runs the penalty received by the Portuguese national team perfectly.

Ronaldo's goalscorer then continued on 61, 65 and 76 minutes. The victory of the Portuguese national team was completed by William Carvalho's goal, which was created in 92 minutes, while Lithuania could be replicated by the action of Vytautas Andriuskevicius for 28 minutes.