Turin: Populat footballer Cristiano Ronaldo has achieved another feast. He has surpassed Brazilian legend Pele to become the second-highest goalscorer ever after scoring a brace for Juventus in the Serie A clash against Udinese on Sunday.

Five-time Ballond'Or winner Ronaldo scored his 757th and 758th career goal in either half of a 4-1 win as Juventus got back to winning ways in Serie A. Summer signing Federico Chiesa and Paulo Dybala also scored the goals, but Ronaldo stole the limelight with his record-breaking feat.

Ronaldo now sits second in the list of all-time goal-scoring charts in football, only behind Austrian-Czech legend Josef Bican, who had netted 805 official goals in 530 matches between 1932 and 1955. Bican had played for the likes of Slavia Prague, Rapid Vienna along with representing Austria and Czechoslovakia at the international level. Ronaldo's first-half strike marked the 15th consecutive season he has scored 20 goals for club and country.

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