Ronaldo Surpasses Hamdallah to Become Al Nassr's All-Time Leading Foreign Scorer with 116 Goals

Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo continues to set records while wearing the Al Nassr shirt. His latest goal against Damac had a direct historical impact on the career of Moroccan striker Abderrazak Hamdallah, who was one of the team's most prominent stars in recent years.

Ronaldo scored a goal that contributed to Al Nassr's 2-1 victory over hosts Damac on Wednesday evening in Round 17 of the Roshn Saudi League. This result helped his team reclaim second place in the standings, ahead of Al Ahli on goal difference.

This goal was not an ordinary one for the Portuguese star. It allowed him to surpass Abderrazak Hamdallah's tally on Al Nassr's all-time top scorers list, pushing the Moroccan international down to fourth place after he had long been one of the most prominent attacking names in Al Nassr's history.

Ronaldo has now raised his total to 116 goals for Al Nassr since joining the club, moving one goal ahead of Hamdallah, whose count stands at 115 goals. This achievement makes the Portuguese forward the leading foreign scorer in Al Nassr's history.

With this milestone, Al Nassr's captain becomes the third-highest scorer in the club's history, trailing only legendary Majed Abdullah, who leads by a significant margin with 259 goals, and Mohammed Al Sahlawi, who is second with 131 goals.

Al Nassr currently sits second in the Saudi League standings with 37 points from 16 matches, four points behind leaders Al Hilal, who have played one fewer game.