Cristiano Ronaldo has said he is still aiming for a 1,000-goal career but accepts he may not have enough time left in his career in order to reach the milestone. Ronaldo, who will turn 40 on Feb. 5, is the top scorer in the history of the sport with 908 goals and received the Quinas de Platina trophy,

Cristiano Ronaldo continues to make history. Recently honored for surpassing the symbolic milestone of 200 matches with the Portuguese national team, the Portuguese star admitted that he is not obsessed with reaching the 1000-goal mark in his career.

Cristiano Ronaldo may have set his sights on a 1,000-goal career, but he's starting to embrace the reality that time might not be on his side.  As he

Cristiano Ronaldo has appeared to admit that reaching 1000 goals might be a far-fetched dream ahead of Portugal's UEFA Nations League doubleheader.

Cristiano Ronaldo set a lofty 1,000-goal target for himself a few months back. Now, he is not sure he will reach it.

Cristiano Ronaldo admits that he may not be able to hit his ambitious 1,000-goal target, with the Portuguese no longer able to “think long term”.

Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the greatest soccer players in history. The Portuguese superstar became a household name during his initial run with Manchester Unit