Cristiano Ronaldo & Lionel Messi are among the favourites to top the Goal 50 once again, but who has performed better in 2018?

At 40 years of age, when most players have long traded their boots for the commentary box, Cristiano Ronaldo is still rewriting football’s record books. His latest? Becoming the all-time leading goalscorer in FIFA World Cup qualifying history,

YEN.com.gh has compared Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo's goals and assists, highlighting their scoring and playmaking records throughout their legendary careers.

Those staggering Suarez numbers made me look at those of Messi and Ronaldo, so it is only right I share them with you as well. First, Messi: Barcelona (Spain): 2004-2021 Paris Saint-Germain (France): 2021-2023 Inter Miami (USA): 2023-present Advertisement ...

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In Manchester City's latest UEFA Champions League win, Erling Haaland dazzled with a crucial brace. This stellar performance brought him level with Mohamed Salah in a specific stat, though he still trails behind Mbappe,

Mbappé also scored his 60th career UCL goal against Kairat Almaty. Aged 26 year and 284 days, he's the second-youngest player to score 60 career UCL goals after Lionel Messi (26y, 86d). There have only been three men to score their sixtieth UCL goal before turning thirty (Cristiano Ronaldo - 29y, 21d).