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Cristiano Ronaldo Jumps Up In Top 10 Most Trophies List

Cristiano Ronaldo Jumps Up In Top 10 Most Trophies List

Ronaldo added the Supercoppa to his list of trophies to take him up to 33 trophies in his career for club and country.

Ryan Sidle

Ryan Sidle

Cristiano Ronaldo has jumped up one spot to ninth in the list of most trophies won by a footballer, after Juventus' win in the Supercoppa on Wednesday.

It was a historic night for Ronaldo as he brought up his 760th career goal, for club or country, as he put Juve ahead against Napoli.

As well as putting the Old Lady on their way to the Supercoppa, and Andrea Pirlo's first piece of silverware, it also broke the record for the most goals scored by one player in the history of football.

Alvaro Morata added a second for Juve in the 95th minute, after Lorenzo Insigne had missed the chance to equalise from the penalty spot in the 80th minute, to wrap up the win.

The trophy was the 33rd in Ronaldo's career for Sporting, Manchester United, Real Madrid, Juve and Portugal, putting him joint ninth, as per SPORT, on the list of most career trophies for a player.

=. Xavi (33 trophies)

9 Cristiano Ronaldo (33 trophies)

Ronaldo with his latest trophy. Image: PA Images
Ronaldo with his latest trophy. Image: PA Images

=. Vitor Baia.(34 trophies)

7. Gerard Pique (34 trophies)

6. Kenny Dalglish (35 trophies)

=. Ryan Giggs (36 trophies)

4. Lionel Messi (36 trophies)

Messi with the Champions League trophy. Image: PA Images
Messi with the Champions League trophy. Image: PA Images

=. Maxwell (37 trophies)

2. Andres Iniesta (37 trophies)

1. Dani Alves (42 trophies)

Dani Alves after winning Ligue 1 with PSG. Image: PA Images
Dani Alves after winning Ligue 1 with PSG. Image: PA Images

Ronaldo's rival Lionel Messi had the chance to jump up to tied second in the list, level with former teammates Andres Iniesta and Maxwell, last weekend but things went seriously wrong.

The six time Ballon d'Or winner set up Antoine Griezmann for Barca's opener in the Supercopa final against Athletic Bilbao on Sunday but, having led twice, the Catalan giants lost in extra time.

As well as the loss, Messi was also shown his first ever red card for his club side, after striking Athletic forward Asier Villalibre.

Featured Image Credit: PA

Topics: Dani Alves, Football News, Barcelona, Serie A, Lionel Messi, Juventus, Napoli, Cristiano Ronaldo, Real Madrid, Italy