Champions League  

Portugal and Juventus star Cristiano Ronaldo is often referred to as the 'Greatest of All Time' and there is nothing the man cannot achieve while playing football. Apart from his skills on the field, the striker also enjoys a huge fan following on social media and he recently recorded 200 million followers on Instagram. In his career, Ronaldo has won three Premier League titles, two La Liga titles, one Serie A, five Champions League. As Ronaldo turns 35, let’s a look at the football superstar’s career so far and all possible records he can break this year.

Lionel Messi opened the scoring after three minutes, beating Slavia goalkeeper Ondrej Kolar with a low left-footed shot to become the first player ever to score at least once in 15 consecutive Champions League seasons

The 20-year-old Kylian Mbappe broke Lionel Messi's Champions League record against Club Brugge as he scored an impressive hat-trick and played a crucial role in his side's 5-0 victory. Mauro Icardi started scoring for PSG in the seventh minute and scored a brace in the match

Both clubs, owned and bankrolled by wealth from Qatar and Abu Dhabi respectively, have avoided the most severe FFP punishment of being excluded from the UEFA Champions League.

All eyes will be on Cristiano Ronaldo when he returns to Old Trafford looking to score for the third straight match against his former club - this time for Juventus

 It will also be used in next year's UEFA Super Cup and in the Europa League from the 2020-21 season.