Cristiano Ronaldo’s complete hat-trick list after 2024 Al Nassr treble

31 Oct 2026, 09:23 am IST|
Cristiano Ronaldo’s complete hat-trick list after 2024 Al Nassr treble
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In 2024 Cristiano Ronaldo scored a hat-trick for Al Nassr in an 8-0 Saudi Pro League away win at Abha, registering what the source describes as his 65th of that season.

Four days earlier he had produced a treble in a 5-1 victory over Al-Tai, which was recorded as his 64th. The compilation notes Ronaldo has 67 career hat-tricks in total and that 37 of those came after he turned 30. It adds that he leads Lionel Messi in career hat-tricks by eight.

Ronaldo’s first career hat-trick came in January 2008 during Manchester United’s 6-0 Premier League win over Newcastle. The record states he has two further hat-tricks for Manchester United beyond that initial treble.

At club level elsewhere, the list records three hat-tricks for Juventus and six for Al Nassr. The Al Nassr total includes the 2024 treble against Abha noted earlier.

On the international stage, the record lists 10 hat-tricks for Portugal. It highlights that on October 12, 2021 Ronaldo scored three goals in a 5-0 victory over Luxembourg, becoming the first player to reach ten international hat-tricks.

The overview places Lionel Messi second in the overall career hat-tricks rankings and states he is currently hitting goals for pleasure at Inter Miami after taking American football by storm. It also records that Robert Lewandowski and Luis Suarez have each scored 29 hat-tricks and notes that the next wave of elite strikers have already cracked the top 10.

A social media post included in the source read: "🇵🇹 Cristiano Ronaldo reaches 985 career goals after scoring a hat-trick for Al Nassr! 🐐#Ronaldo pic.twitter.com/xbZGM94hwK"

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