Ronaldo Becomes Second-Oldest World Cup Scorer at 41
On Tuesday, Cristiano Ronaldo achieved a significant milestone by becoming the second-oldest player to score in FIFA World Cup history at the age of 41 years and 138 days. This accomplishment occurred during Portugal's 5-0 win against Uzbekistan.
Ronaldo's brace in the match places him behind only Roger Milla of Cameroon, who scored at 42 years and 39 days during the 1994 World Cup in the United States. The list of the oldest players to score in World Cup history includes Pepe from Portugal at 39 years and 283 days in 2022 against Switzerland, Lionel Messi from Argentina at 38 years and 363 days in 2026 against Austria, and Gunnar Gren from Sweden at 37 years and 236 days in 1928 against West Germany.
Ronaldo's achievement continues to highlight his longevity and impact in international football.
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