Cristiano Ronaldo at Juventus: 101 goals in 134 games.

Ronaldo's three seasons at Juventus produced 101 goals in 134 appearances at 0.75 per game, 5 trophies, and the fact that made his career unique: he joined for €100m in July 2018 and won Serie A twice, which made him a league champion in a third different country. A fourth followed in Saudi Arabia.

The 101 goals are 12% of his career club total, the same share as Messi's Inter Miami years. His 22 assists in 134 appearances is a centre-forward's return rather than a winger's — though the lowest assist rate of any of his stints over 100 games is Al Nassr, at 12 per 100 appearances.

The 2019–20 season was the best of the three: 37 goals in 46 games, including 31 in Serie A, which made him the first Juventus player to reach 30 in a single league season since the 1960s. He also scored in eleven consecutive Serie A matches that season, a club record.

The one night that stands out came in Europe rather than Italy. On 12 March 2019 he scored a hat-trick against Atlético Madrid in a Champions League round of 16 and overturned a 2–0 first-leg deficit on his own. He had arrived at the club having beaten it in a Champions League final nine months earlier: on 3 June 2017 Real Madrid beat Juventus 4–1 in Cardiff with Ronaldo scoring twice. He never won the competition with them.