His scoring spree increased his total to 503 goals. He has scored those goals for five different teams and leagues.
In his early career, he scored three times for Sporting Lisbon, 103 times for Manchester United over two seasons, 311 times for Real Madrid, and 81 times for Juventus.
Header of the Day: AlNassr FC (@AlNassrFC_EN) 1675980757000 Ronaldo now has five goals for Al Nassr, which he joined following the World Cup following a tumultuous divorce from Manchester United.
He scored with his left foot in the 21st minute of Thursday's game to surpass 500 goals.
He scored his hat trick from the spot eight minutes into the second half, making it 2-0 with his right foot just before the break.
It was his 61st hat trick in his career.
When he was first to a rebound, just after the hour mark, he scored a fourth.
Thank you for watching, The Super Hattrick Show has ended. AlNassr FC (@AlNassrFC_EN) 1675970915000 Ronaldo had made his debut for his new team last Friday when he scored a penalty in the final minute of a 2-2 home draw with Al Fateh.
The five-time winner of the Ballon d'Or currently holds the Champions League and international goals records.
Ronaldo's surprise move to Al Nassr, following a disagreement with Manchester United, reportedly involved a deal worth 400 million euros, half of which is said to be for promoting Saudi Arabia's anticipated joint bid to host the 2030 World Cup.