This summer Real Madrid shocked the football world when they sold one of their best players in history, Cristiano Ronaldo, to Juventus.
The Portuguese forward has achieved almost everything there is in football - he has won every club trophy and individual award possible for him, including the Champions League and Ballon d'Or both five times. He has even won the first ever major international tournament for Portugal.
Ronaldo is the top goalscorer in Portugal's and Real Madrid's history and holds multiple records that may never be broken.
But like every other legendary sportsman - Ronaldo hasn't achieved everything. But, while he is very unlikely to win a World Cup, there are major achievements Ronaldo can still manage to accomplish in his career.
A Continental Treble
Ronaldo has won five league titles, three domestic cups and five Champions League trophies. But never all three in the same season.
In the 2007-08 season, Ronaldo scored more than 40 goals for Manchester United, winning the second Premier League title in a row and his first Champions League trophy. Even though United theoretically got a treble as they also won the Community Shield, it wasn't a continental. For that, the Manchester side had to win the FA Cup, but they were beaten by Portsmouth in the sixth round.
The following season Ronaldo won four trophies with the Red Devils, but once again missed out on the FA Cup and lost in the final of the Champions League.
With Real Madrid Ronaldo achieved a double in the 2013-14 season, winning the Copa del Rey and Champions League but finishing third in La Liga. Real were just three points from the first place and to make it even worse - they lost seven points in the last four league matches.
Three seasons later Real Madrid missed out on a historic treble with all five major trophies by losing to Celta Vigo in the Copa Del Rey quarter-finals. The royal club won the La Liga, Champions League, UEFA Super Cup and Club World Cup. Interestingly, for the first time in six years, Ronaldo didn't score 50 goals in a season.
In his last season with Real Madrid, Ronaldo once again couldn't reach 50 goals but still had a successful season overall. Real won the UEFA and Spanish Super Cups, Champions League and Club World Cup. They finished third in the league and lost to Leganes in the Copa del Rey quarterfinals.
Ronaldo could still win a continental treble with his new club Juventus. The Turin team has won the domestic double for the past four years, but couldn't deliver in the Champions League. With Ronaldo's European experience there is no doubt that Juventus are one of the main favourites in the competition.
A Golden Ball or Boot on an international level
It would be unfair to critique Ronaldo for not winning a World Cup in his career. But as one of the greatest, he should have a Golden Ball or Boot.
Ronaldo is the greatest footballer in Portugal's history. He has scored 85 goals, almost twice as much as the second best goalscorer Pauleta (47 goals), and is the most capped player with 154 games.
Unfortunately, Ronaldo underperformed in his first three World Cups, scoring only three goals in total. He did massively improve in 2018, scoring a hat trick against Spain but as Portugal was eliminated in the round of 16, Ronaldo wasn't considered for the Golden Ball. Because he didn't manager a single assist, he didn't win the Silver or Bronze boot.
The fantastic forward has been much better in European Championships. Even before the historic 2016 Euros, Ronaldo was included in the tournament's all-time XI.
He helped Portugal to win the tournament in 2016, scoring three goals and assisting on three more. That was the closest he was to a Golden Ball and Golden Boot but losing finalist Antoine Griezmann scooped both of them.
There aren't any rumours about Ronaldo retiring from international football so he should be playing in the European Championships in 2020, and eying another triumph.
5 goals in a Champions League game
Ronaldo is possibly the greatest player to ever play in the Champions League. He is the most successful footballer in the tournament with five titles, and the top goalscorer with 120 goals.
But regardless of all his records, Ronaldo has never scored five goals in a game. It is worth mentioning that only two players have done it before – Lionel Messi against Bayer Leverkusen in 2012, and Luiz Adriano in the 2014 group stages against BATE Borisov.
In 2015, Ronaldo became the 12th player to score four goals in a Champions League match and in 2017 he became the first player to score back to back hat-tricks. With those, he caught up with Messi and now holds a shared record for the most trebles with seven.
Seeing how motivated by records Ronaldo is, quite possibly we could see him score five goals in a game next season.