Cristiano Ronaldo’s new record as the leading goal scorer for a men’s national team is celebrated on a renovated pitch in the Funchal municipality of Madeira, Portugal. The pitch is located near the local community center where Ronaldo spent his early childhood years, and it includes a painted goal that symbolizes Ronaldo’s commitment to setting personal goals on his way to become one of the best football players in the world.

The goal’s crossbars, designed by Portuguese artist AkaCorleone, depict a 15-scene illustrated timeline of Ronaldo’s career, depicting the places that shaped him, the in-game events that immortalized him, and the awards that continue to stack up. Ronaldo’s desire to set clear goals set him apart from his peers; now he wants the next generation of footballers to see the renovated pitch as proof that goal-setting, not talent alone, is the key to his success.

“I always had a dream to be a footballer. Whatever it is you want to achieve in life, it’s important that you set goals so you have something to work toward,” says Ronaldo. “Even if they are small goals, accomplishing them gives you a great focus and sense of achievement.”

A special CR110 boot, awarded to 110 rising players in the 4 nations where Ronaldo has played: Portugal, England, Spain, and Italy, further recognizes Ronaldo’s influence among his peers. A visual examination of breaking records, the shattered multicolor print is a visual exploration of breaking records.

A rich burgundy on the lateral side, gold trim, and speckled laces complement the tape seam on the heel, which is inspired by Portugal’s national flag. The date (June 6, 2004) and minute (90 + 3 stoppage time) when Ronaldo scored his first professional goal for Portugal are graphically shown on the tongue tab.

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