Cristiano Ronaldo made history with his goal in the Saudi Arabian Super Cup final

Cristiano Ronaldo, who scored Al Nassr's first goal in the Saudi Arabian Super Cup final, became the first footballer in history to surpass the 100-goal mark with four different clubs and national teams.

Al Nassr and Al Ahli faced off in the Super Cup final in Hong Kong, China.

Al Ahli won the cup for the second time, beating their opponent 5-3 on penalties after the match ended 2-2 in normal time.

Al Nassr's goals in the match came from Ronaldo from the penalty spot in the 41st minute and Marcelo Brozovic in the 82nd minute, while Al Ahli's goals came from Franck Kessie in the 45th+6th minute and Roger Ibanez in the 89th minute.

The Portuguese star broke another career record with his goal in this match. The 40-year-old, who reached 100 goals for Al-Nassr, became the first player to surpass the 100-goal mark for four different clubs and his national team.

Ronaldo scored 145 goals for Manchester United, 450 for Real Madrid, 101 for Juventus and 138 for the Portuguese national team.