Ronaldo Was The 2007–2008 Season's Winner Of The European Golden Shoe

One of the major accomplishments of Cristiano Ronaldo is winning the European Golden Shoe. For Manchester United, Ronaldo's best season was in 2007–08. As Manchester United once again won the championship, he scored 31 goals in 34 games to claim the Premier League Golden Boot. His 31 goals, which he scored in 38 EPL games as of March 2020, are second only to Mohamed Salah's record of 39. Ronaldo also took home the European Golden Shoe for the 2007–08 campaign, which is given to the highest scorer in league games from each European national league's top division. Additionally, he repeated victories in the PPY, FPY, and FWA. To cap it all off, Ronaldo led the UEFA Champions League in scoring.

The most prestigious club competition in European football's UEFA Champions League included Ronaldo as its top scorer, topping everything else. He contributed to Manchester United's Champions League victory. During the 2007–08 season, Ronaldo scored a total of 42 goals across all competitions, earning him the title of UEFA Club Footballer of the Year.

Ronaldo scored 18 goals in 33 EPL appearances during the 2008–09 season, helping Manchester United win the championship for the third straight year. Additionally, under his leadership, United reached the 2009 Champions League final, where they were defeated by FC Barcelona. The season, which ended up being his final at Manchester United, saw Ronaldo score 26 goals across all competitions.