Cristiano Ronaldo's year by year transformation in looks since past 15 years

Modified Nov 28, 2018 10:12 GMT

Cristiano Ronaldo currently plays for Juventus

#7 2009-10 season

Ronaldo made a move to Spanish giants Real Madrid ahead of the 2009-10 season. He started looking classy and elegant besides looking more manly. Ronaldo managed to score 33 goals in 35 appearances in his debut season for the Los Blancos even though they failed to win any significant title.

#8 2010-11 season

Ronaldo lifted the Copa del Rey title with Real Madrid this season and scored 53 goals in 54 appearances for them. He scored the winning goal in the Copa del Rey final against Barcelona to secure his maiden Spanish title -- a moment the Portuguese cherishes till date.

#9 2011-12 season

It was another immensely successful year individually as Ronaldo scored a record 46 league goals and another 14 in other competitions in an overall 55 appearances. This makes it an astonishing 60 goals in a single season. His individual contribution helped the Los Blancos win their first league title in 4 years.

He gets veneers for his teeth which give him the perfect smile.

#10 2012-13 season

The talismanic forward scored 55 goals in 55 appearances in all competitions. Looks-wise, Ronaldo experimented a lot with his hairstyles throughout the season and changed them quite often. He also lifted the Ballon d'Or in 2013, his 2nd overall.

#11 2013-14 season

Another successful season for Ronnie as he scored 51 goals in 47 appearances. Although Real Madrid did not win the La Liga, they secured the UEFA Champions League title that season. Ronaldo also won his 2nd consecutive (and 3rd overall) Ballon d'Or title.

#12 2014-15 season

Ronaldo scored 61 goals in 54 appearances -- his most in a single season for Real Madrid. However, his individual brilliance was not sufficient and the Los Blancos did not lift any silverware that season.

His body fat percentage was extremely low and he still possessed terrific athleticism despite nearing the age of 30. The celebration Ron did -- in which he removed his shirt -- is replicated by players around the world.

Edited by Shruti Sadbhav