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Ronaldo hit 942 career goals with a brace in Portugal’s 5–0 win over Armenia.
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João Félix also struck twice while João Cancelo added one in tribute to Jota.
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At 40, Ronaldo’s form keeps alive talk of reaching 1,000 goals.
Cristiano Ronaldo hit 942 career goals after he scored twice to power Portugal to a 5–0 win over Armenia in a 2026 World Cup qualifier in Yerevan.
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Former Atlético Madrid star João Félix opened the scoring in the 10th minute.
The 5x Ballon D’or winner then finished Pedro Neto’s cross to make it 2–0, and João Cancelo added a third while paying tribute to the late Jota.
The stadium observed a minute’s silence before kick-off to honour Jota, who won 49 caps for Portugal.
After the break, the former Manchester United man struck again with a superb long-range finish.
Meanwhile, Félix wrapped up the rout with his second of the night.
At 40, Ronaldo hits 942 career goals and still looks capable of more – fans now ask whether he can reach the 1,000-goal mark.
Portugal head into the rest of qualifying buoyed by a commanding win.
Fans and pundits will watch closely as Ronaldo closes in on further history.
