Cristiano Ronaldo usurped Pepe as the oldest Portugal player to score in the World Cup. | Photo Credit: AP
Cristiano Ronaldo usurped Pepe as the oldest Portugal player to score in the World Cup. | Photo Credit: AP
Cristiano Ronaldo became the second-oldest goalscorer in FIFA World Cup history after netting in the Portugal vs Uzbekistan Group K encounter in Houston on Tuesday.
At 41 years and 183 days, Ronaldo sits behind Cameroon legend Roger Milla who was 42 years & 39 days old when he scored in the 1994 World Cup.
Ronaldo’s former Portugal and Real Madrid teammate Pepe is the third-oldest at 39 years & 283 days.
Roger Milla – 42 years & 39 days (1994)
Cristiano Ronaldo - 41 years & 183 days* (2026)
Pepe – 39 years & 283 days (2022)
Lionel Messi – 38 years & 363 days (2026)
Cristiano Ronaldo – 37 years & 292 days (2022)
Published on Jun 23, 2026
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