Cristiano Ronaldo has broken numerous records in his glittering club career and could claim yet another away at Leicester this weekend.

The Portuguese star has got off to a flying start in his Manchester United return, netting five times in six appearances.

Ronaldo scored on his return at Old Trafford against Newcastle United
Add that to the already huge tally he has for the clubs he’s played for, Ronaldo has racked up 679 goals in all competitions.

The 36-year-old broke pretty much every goal-scoring record in Real Madrid’s history including being their all-time top scorer, claiming most goals in a single season, and even becoming the fastest player to get to 250 goals in La Liga.

His three-year stint with Juventus also saw him break the record for being the fastest to 100 goals.

Now he’ll be looking to net against an incredible 120 opponents with Leicester in his sights this weekend.

Ronaldo bagged a last-gasp winner against Villarreal in the Champions League last month
Who has Ronaldo scored against?
Ronaldo has played in multiple leagues and cup competitions which has broadened the number of teams he’s played against.

This goes from his time in England in domestic cup competitions to his Champions League stints with United, Real, and Juve.

He’s scored against 55 teams in the Champions League and added to that recently with a goal against Young Boys which United ultimately lost in dramatic fashion.

Ronaldo scored his first goal against BSC Young Boys last month
Ronaldo played against Hull once and scored twice while he’s played 18 games against Sevilla and netted an incredible 27 goals.

His record against Chelsea is pretty bleak in comparison, where he’s played 15 times and only scored once.

Other sides he’s netted against in the English football leagues are Fulham, Newcastle, Tottenham, Charlton, Sunderland, Middlesbrough, Wigan, Reading, and Birmingham to name but a few.

Now he will face Leicester for only the second time in the league and a goal will see him net against his 120th opponent in his club career.

Source: Talk Sport