The Portuguese star continues to score at a high rate in Saudi Arabia, while the Argentinian "Flea" has a chance to return to the "Camp Nou"

The season is coming to an end and the big figures of active football are taking stock. Even though they are adults and veterans already, Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo are recording new successes and new individual records in their careers. Thus, Cristiano Ronaldo is showing himself unstoppable in 2023. The Portuguese star scored two goals last night in the victory of his National Team against Luxembourg with a score of 5:0, while the other goals were scored by Zhao Feliks, Bernardo Silva, Otavi and Rafael Leao. On this occasion, the 38-year-old reached the quota of 13 goals in 12 matches played in the first three months of this year. This is due to the fact that "CR7" has impressive statistics with more goals than matches. He sees himself alongside the most in-form strikers in European football this year such as Rashford, Haaland and Osimhen. At the same time, the Al-Nasr footballer reached the quota of 122 goals with the National Team from 198 matches played, 11 of them against Luxembourg. So, Ronaldo aims to reach the jubilee number of 200 games with Portugal, with which he was declared European champion, and with which he intends to play in Euro 2024. So, despite his advanced age, the former footballer of Sportling Lisbon, Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus are showing that it is not over yet. Meanwhile, Ronaldo's biggest rival, Lionel Messi, is having a tough time at French club Paris Saint-Germain. The absence of the Champions League trophy (for which it was bought two years ago), has brought the irritation of the fans who for the first time opposed him. Consequently, the future of "the flea" has remained suspended. The Argentinian "star" has not yet decided on his new club, while his contract with PSG will expire in a few months. In the last few days, it is being speculated that the seven-time winner of the Golden Ball does not intend to continue his contract with the Parisians. Meanwhile, last night over 90,000 fans at the "Camp Nou" stadium chanted Mesi's name, demanding his return to the club where he grew up and became a great player. The return of the fresh world champion is also being sought by the president of Catalonia, Pere Aragones. According to "Football Espana", he has said the last word, begging Mesi to return to the club of his heart. During the summer, the Argentine will be a free player and can return to Barça, while there are other options, in Saudi Arabia and the United States of America.