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MANCHESTER, England: Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo etched his name in the record books as professional football's all-time leading scorer with 807 goals after a brilliant hat-trick against Premier League rivals Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday (Mar 12).
Cristiano Ronaldo set another goalscoring record in a return to form with a hat-trick to keep Manchester United's chances of playing in the Champions League next season alive with a 3-2 win over Tottenham on Saturday. Ronaldo had scored just once in his previous 10 games, but three fantastic finishes took him clear as the highest scorer in professional men's football history according to FIFA's records with 807 goals for club and country.
Your Manchester United headlines for Sunday, March 13.
Manchester United are primed to strike if the 'unhappy' Robert Lewandowski decides to leave Bayern Munich, according to reports.
Fans of opposition clubs, including Manchester United, have long believed that when Manchester City finally signed the No.9 they have lacked this season, it would be over for every other team and seems like finally, that day of judgement has come.
Pep Guardiola has said a few times over recent weeks that Manchester City need a striker and reports emerging on Friday evening regarding Erling Haaland suggest he might get his wish soon enough.
Erik ten Hag is reportedly ready to take the reins at Manchester United and also has plans to keep interim boss Ralf Rangnick in his dugout.
Ralf Rangnick saw Cristiano Ronaldo score a stunning hat-trick as Manchester United sank Tottenham at Old Trafford, and then said: 'Maybe he should go to Portugal every week!'