Cristiano Ronaldo overwhelmed Raul as Real Madrid's record scorer when he discovered the net with a trademark long-run piledriver in Saturday's (October 17) La Liga diversion at home to Levante for his 324th objective for the Spanish club.
The Portugal chief gathered the ball around five meters outside the punishment territory in the 30th moment of the diversion at Real's Bernabeu stadium before making a few strides and afterward crushing a shot into the net to put Real 2-0 ahead.
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Ronaldo, 30, required a minor 310 matches crosswise over seven seasons to surpass Raul's count of 323 objectives, amassed in 741 amusements more than 16 years.
Alfredo Di Stefano is the main other Real player to move beyond the 300 imprint, netting 308 objectives in 396 matches more than 11 seasons.
Ronaldo's objectives are spread crosswise over La Liga (231), the Champions League (67), the King's Cup (21), the Spanish Super Cup (3) and the European Super Cup (2).