In a bittersweet conclusion to the Saudi Pro League season on May 26, Cristiano Ronaldo secured his second consecutive top scorer award despite Al-Nassr's 3-2 away defeat to Al-Fateh in the final round of matches.
The Portuguese superstar found the net once again, reaching a remarkable milestone with his 800th club career goal. This achievement adds to Ronaldo's incredible career tally, which now stands at 936 goals across all competitions.
With 25 goals and three assists throughout the campaign, Ronaldo outpaced his closest competitors in the scoring charts. Al-Ahli's Ivan Toney finished second with 23 goals, while former Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema completed the top three with 21 goals.
According to Statbet, Ronaldo's goal-scoring consistency has remained remarkable even at 39 years of age, maintaining his reputation as one of football's most prolific finishers.
Despite Ronaldo's individual brilliance, Al-Nassr could only manage third place in the final standings after their 34 matches. Al-Ittihad claimed the championship title, with Al-Hilal securing the runner-up position in what proved to be a competitive Saudi Pro League season.
