National Team:

1994 to 2011

Brazil (senior national team)

1993

Brazil U-17

1996

Brazil U-23

In what teams did Ronaldo play?:

1993 to 1994

Cruzeiro (Brazil)

47 games

44 goals

 * 1

1994 to 1996

PSV (Holland)

57 games

54 goals

1996 to 1997

FC Barcelona (Spain)

49 games

47 goals

1997 to 2002

Inter (Italy)

99 games

59 goals

2002 to 2007

Real Madrid CF (Spain)

177 games

104 goals

2007 to 2008

Milan (Italy)

20 games

9 goals

2009 to 2011

Corinthians (Brazil)

69 games

35 goals

 * 2

Totals

518 games

352 goals

Totals, 1st level only

477 games

319 goals

Totals, others (Regional Tournaments)

41 games

33 goals

* 1 - it includes 20 games and 22 goals in Campeonato Mineiro (regional tournament)
* 2 - it includes 21 games and 11 goals in Campeonato Paulista (regional tournament).

Titles Won:

National Team Tournaments: 6

• -
  World Cup: (2)
  1994, 2002
• -
  American Cup: (2)
  1997, 1999
• -
  Olympic Games: (1)
  Bronze Medal 1996
• -
  FIFA Confederations Cup: (1)
  1997

International Tournaments: 3

• -
  Intercontinental Cup: (1)
  2002
• -
  UEFA Europa League: (1)
  1998
• -
  European Cup Winners' Cup: (1)
  1997

National Tournaments and Cups: 8

Brazil:

• -
  Brazil Cup (Copa do Brasil): (2)
  1993, 2009

Spain:

• -
  Spanish League (La Liga): (2)
  2003, 2007
• -
  Copa del Rey: (1)
  1997
• -
  Spanish Super Cup: (2)
  1996, 2003

Holland:

• -
  Dutch Cup (KNVB Cup): (1)
  1996

Ohter Data:

Career highlights:

Ronaldo played 14 matches and scored 12 goals for Cruzeiro. (1993 - 1994)
Ronaldo played 46 matches and scored 42 goals for PSV. (1994 - 1996)
Ronaldo played 37 matches and scored 34 goals for Barcelona. (1996 - 1997)
Ronaldo played 68 matches and scored 49 goals for Internazionale. (1997 - 2002)
Ronaldo played 120 matches and scored 82 goals for Real Madrid. (2002 - 2006)
Ronaldo played 91 matches and scored 58 goals for Brazil National Team.

Greatest moments:

In 1996-1997, Ronaldo played arguably his best season, scoring numerous spectacular goals for FC Barcelona. One of them, a solo goal against Compostela, is considered one of the most amazing goals in football.
After 2 operations and 20 months of rehabilitation, Ronaldo managed a comeback during the 2002 FIFA World Cup. He claimed the Golden Boot by scoring 8 goals during the tournament, including 2 goals in the final match, to lead Brazil to win an unprecedented fifth World Championship.
On June 2, 2004, Ronaldo scored an unusual hat-trick for Brazil against archrivals Argentina in a CONMEBOL qualifier for the 2006 World Cup. He scored all of Brazil's goals in a 3-1 win via penalty kicks.

Others Tournaments:

In 1999, he was joined by one of Italy's greatest World Cup goal-scorers and former Juventus striker, Christian Vieri, whom broke "Il Phenomenon's" world record transfer. They were considered by many to be one of the best duos in world football.
Chosen the World's best player in 1996, 1997 and 2003.
He is tied with Pelé for a Brazilian record 12 total World Cup goals.

Ronaldo soccer pictures:

Ronaldo Picture Gallery