Cristiano Ronaldo continued his march toward football immortality, netting his 970th career goal as Al-Nassr progressed to the semi-finals of the AFC Champions League Two.
The 41-year-old captain opened the scoring in the 11th minute against Al Wasl at the Zabeel Stadium in Dubai, converting a clinical cross from Boushal.
Despite his brilliance, rival supporters attempted to rattle the legend with chants of "Messi, Messi."
In a response that has since gone viral, Ronaldo looked directly at the stands, placed a finger to his lips to demand silence, and followed up with his iconic "calma" sign, urging the crowd to relax.
The veteran forward’s defiant performance further solidifies his status as the competition's biggest draw, as he edges closer to the historic 1,000-goal milestone.
Al-Nassr now prepares for the semi-final clash, with Ronaldo showing no signs of slowing down in the twilight of his career.
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