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#3 2012-13 season - 55 goals
Cristiano Ronaldo produced another strong campaign in 2012-13, scoring 55 goals in as many games in all competitions.
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The Portuguese talisman opened his La Liga account for the season with a brace against Granada. He then notched up hat-tricks against Deportivo La Coruna, Getafe and Sevilla en route to 34 strikes during the campaign.
In the Champions League, Ronaldo enjoyed one of his best campaigns, scoring 12 times, including his first hat-trick (against Ajax).
However, Real Madrid were eliminated by Borussia Dortmund in the last four, thanks to a first-leg quadruple from Robert Lewandowski.
Despite Ronaldo scoring seven times in the Copa Del Rey, including one in the final, Real Madrid lost in the final against Atletico Madrid.
#2 2011-12 season - 60 goals
After becoming the first player to score 40 goals in a La Liga season, Cristiano Ronaldo netted six more times in the 2011-12 edition of the competition. That made him the first (and only) player to register consecutive 40-goal La Liga campaigns as Real Madrid won their first league title in four years.
Ronaldo amassed a record seven league hat-tricks in the campaign, powering Madrid to the La Liga title. However, the Portuguese incredibly lost out on the Pichichi award to Messi, who went four better.
The then Real Madrid player registered his first ten-goal Champions League campaign. However, despite him scoring a brace in the semi-final second leg against Bayern Munich, the Merengues were denied in a penalty shootout.
#1 2014-15 season - 61 goals
Cristiano Ronaldo enjoyed the most prolific season of his career in 2014-15, netting a staggering 48 goals in La Liga and 10 in the Champions League. It was a shame Real Madrid won neither competition.
Ronaldo was simply unstoppable in the league, breaking his own record for most hat-tricks in a La Liga season by registering eight such efforts. He scored a quintuple against Granada and ended the campaign with three hat-tricks in four games. Despite Ronaldo's exploits, Real Madrid (90) fell short by two points in a titanic title race with Barcelona.
In the Champions League, Ronaldo was far less prolific, scoring 'only' 10 times in 12 games. Yet, holders Real Madrid were eliminated by Juventus in the semi-final.
