Ronaldo turned “superman” before Brentford, setting a series of “unprecedented” records

Cristiano Ronaldo became the inspiration in MU’s victory over Brentford in round 35 of the Premier League.

Super performance by Ronaldo before Brentford (Copyright K+):

At dawn on May 3 (Hanoi time), MU won jubilantly 3-0 against Brentford in their last home game Old Trafford this season. Ronaldo is one of three scorers for the “Red Devils”, alongside Bruno Fernandes and Raphael Varane.

Ronaldo deserves more than 1 goal against Brentford

However, one goal may not be able to fully describe Ronaldo’s performance against Brentford. The 37-year-old player plays as a number 9, when he appears on the left and right, sometimes back to play as a 10, sometimes even retreating to the home field to steal the ball. The Portuguese superstar is everywhere on the pitch.

Football data analyst Statman Dave provided Ronaldo’s stats after the game. Accordingly, CR7 won 100% in the air battles (3/3), 100% hit the target, 100% successfully tackled the ball, achieved the rate of passing the ball with accuracy up to 92%, 87 touches of the ball, 3 recoveries, 1 chance and 1 goal.

With a goal against Brentford, Ronaldo turned the “Swarm of Bees” into the 168th victim and also the 813th goal in his career. The Portuguese striker now only needs 2 more goals to reach 700 goals in his club career.

Ronaldo has now scored 30 or more goals for club and country in 12 consecutive seasons

Ronaldo has now scored 24 goals for MU in all competitions this season. This is the highest number of goals scored by a player aged 37 or over in Europe’s top five leagues in the past 30 years.

Not stopping there, Ronaldo also officially surpassed Rogerio Ceni (Brazil) to become the player with the most wins in club history with 623 matches. Meanwhile, Lionel Messi ranked 6th with 561 wins at club level.