Portuguese football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has once again etched his name into the history books, earning a prestigious Guinness World Record for the most wins by an international player. The five-time Ballon d’Or winner received the official recognition on Sunday, March 24, following his remarkable feat of securing 132 victories while representing Portugal on the international stage. This latest achievement further cements Ronaldo’s legacy as one of the greatest footballers of all time, showcasing his consistency, leadership, and longevity in the sport. Ronaldo, who made his debut for the Portuguese national team in 2003, has played a pivotal role in the team’s success over the years. From captaining Portugal to their first major international trophy at Euro 2016 to winning the UEFA Nations League in 2019, his contributions have been instrumental in shaping Portugal’s footballing dominance. Beyond his impressive win record, Ronaldo also holds numerous other international records, including the all-time leading goal scorer in men’s international football and the most international appearances by a European player. His dedication to excellence and relentless pursuit of success continue to inspire both aspiring and professional footballers worldwide. As he adds yet another accolade to his illustrious career, Ronaldo’s latest Guinness World Record highlights his unmatched impact on the global football stage. The Al Nassr and Portugal national team captain was presented with the award ahead of his side’s UEFA Nations League quarter-final second leg clash against Denmark. Displaying his trademark brilliance on the field, Cristiano Ronaldo found the net as Portugal secured a thrilling 5-3 victory after extra time, booking their place in the UEFA Nations League semi-finals. Ronaldo’s illustrious international career spans over two decades, beginning with his debut in August 2003. Alongside his latest Guinness World Record for the most wins in international football, he also holds the record as the all-time leading goal scorer in men’s international football, with an astonishing 135 goals in 217 appearances. Beyond his achievements on the international stage, Ronaldo has surpassed 900 career goals in professional football, having played for elite clubs such as Real Madrid, Manchester United, Juventus, and currently Al Nassr. He remains Real Madrid’s all-time top scorer, with an incredible 450 goals during his tenure with the Spanish giants. In another dramatic UEFA Nations League encounter, Germany advanced to the semi-finals despite being held to a thrilling 3-3 draw against Italy on Sunday night. Joshua Kimmich starred in the first half, converting a penalty and assisting both Jamal Musiala and Tim Kleindienst, giving Germany a commanding 3-0 lead at halftime. However, Italy mounted a remarkable comeback, with Moise Kean scoring twice to close the gap. Giacomo Raspadori then converted a stoppage-time penalty, briefly igniting hopes for the Azzurri. Despite Italy’s resurgence, Germany held firm to secure their place in the semi-finals with a 5-4 aggregate victory. Meanwhile, France edged out Croatia with a 2-0 second-leg win, leveling the tie at 2-2 before prevailing 5-4 in a tense penalty shootout. Spain also fought to a dramatic 3-3 draw against the Netherlands, ultimately emerging victorious in the shootout with the same 5-4 scoreline.