Cristiano Ronaldo warns Premier League rivals after breaking international goals record

Cristiano Ronaldo has warned that he has not finished smashing records just yet after becoming the highest-scoring international men’s player of all time. Manchester United’s new signing scored his 110thand 111thgoals for Portugal to help his country come from behind to beat the Republic of Ireland on Wednesday.
Ronaldo equalised in the 89th minute to break Ali Daei’s record of 109 international goals. The 36-year-old then struck the winner five minutes into added-time.
The 19-year-old goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu saved Ronaldo’s first-half penalty to initially deny the forward the record.
John Egan then headed Ireland in front just before half-time. However, Ronaldo’s late goals leave Portugal top of World Cup qualifying Group A.
Man Utd completed the sensational return of the legendary striker earlier this week. He goes back to Old Trafford 12 years after departing in a then-world record transfer to Real Madrid.
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