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Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates his goal in front of the Villarreal

WITH HIS PRESENTATION IN FRONT OF THE VILLARREAL

Cristiano Ronaldo continues adding records in the Champions

Published:30/09/2021 - 17:26h

Updated:30/09/2021 - 17:26h

Cristiano Ronaldo has turned into the player with more parties contested in the history of the Champions. Already they are 178 the apparitions of the Portuguese, that is gone on down Messi, the one who adds 151 presentations

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During his apparition in Old Trafford, that culminated with a victory on the end in front of the Villarreal, Cristiano Ronaldo has turned into the player with more parties contested in the history of the tournament of elite of the European football. In total, already are 178 his apparitions, this last, as 'network devil'.

Of this way, has displaced to Iker Boxes, the one who previously had this record. The Portuguese besides has broken the record dressing the same T-shirt with which debuted in the Champions in 2003, that in that then supposed a defeat in Germany by 2-1 in front of the Stuttgart.

'CR7' is also the maximum goleador historical of the competition with 135 targets. Regarding titles, are five the orejonas conquered by the Portuguese, that arrives to the tournament with the intention to add a more, a trophy that does not win from the season 2017-18, when the Madrid topped in Kiev in front of the Liverpool.
 

 

Messi follows him closely

By his part, the second box of more apparitions in the Champions is occupied by Lionel Messi. With his recent presentation, in which it marked one of the best goals of the day in front of the Manchester City, already are 151 the meetings contested by the Argentinian in the competition.

Leo, that finds in his first temporad with Paris Saint-Germain after the FC Barcelona could not inscribe him when exceeding the limits salariales fixed by LaLiga, goes by his fifth Champions. The Parisians appear between the favourites to win the edition in course when having one of the best staff of Europe.