Manchester United legend Cristiano Ronaldo has said that he really does not care about setting more records in football.
The Portugal captain is set to make his 200th appearance in international football against Iceland on Tuesday evening.
Addressing the media ahead of the clash, Ronaldo, who has countless records to his name, and the leading goalscorer in the history of international football with 122 goals, was quizzed on what more landmarks he aims to break.
The former Real Madrid, Juventus and Manchester United superstar, replied, according to Record Portugal, “What’s left to beat? (laughs) I have no idea. I know that there are records that I hold. I have a lot more, but as I say, I say it sincerely, I don’t follow the records, they follow me.
“I’m happy, it’s also my motivation to continue at the highest level in the national team.
“It was something I never thought I’d achieve. And I’m continuing to set records. Happy and with the ambition to make a lot of history for Portugal. I’m hoping we can win more titles.”
Very few players make 100 appearances in international football, and Cristiano Ronaldo is set to make his 200th.
