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#1 Winning the Champions League with three different clubs
Real Madrid created history when they became the first club to retain the Champions League trophy for three consecutive seasons between 2016 and 2018, majorly thanks to the brilliance of Ronaldo, who was the top scorer in each of those campaigns.
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He first tasted success at the continental stage in 2008 with Manchester United and should he also light up the pitch with Juventus this campaign, he will find himself in the elite company of Clarence Seedorf, the only man to have lifted the Champions League trophy with three different clubs.
Having already won the league title in three different countries (England, Spain and Italy), winning the European title with three clubs is something that has got to be on the superstar's bucket list.
Of course, it is worth remembering that it has been 23 years since The Old Lady were last crowned champions of Europe. Still, with a seasoned star like Ronaldo on board, they will be among the favourites to win the competition come the new season.
