Cristiano Ronaldo's Real Madrid career in numbers

As announced by Real Madrid, Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the best players in the history of the club, has departed Spain for a move to Juventus.

His accolades, awards and personal prizes have turned him into a Los Blancos legend, as did the legacy he leaves behind, along with several extraordinary records.

Individual awards: Ballon d'Ors, The Best player prizes and Golden Boots

Cristiano Ronaldo is, along with Lionel Messi, the player that has managed to win the most Ballon d'Or awards in the history of football.

Added to his five gongs, he is the only one who has won FIFA's The Best prize in the last two years, as well as the FIFA World Player of the Year (in England) and three UEFA Best Player awards.

He also has four Golden Boots, while he has been top scorer of the Champions League six times and three times Pichichi of LaLiga.

Achieved everything with Real Madrid

The numbers speak for themselves, as Ronaldo won four Champions League trophies, two LaLiga titles, two Copa del Rey trophies, three Club World Cups, three UEFA Super Cups and two Supercopa de Espana trophies.

Scored more than one goal per game at Real Madrid

Cristiano scored an incredible 451 goals in 438 games, meaning an average of 1.03 goals per game played for Los Blancos. He netted 312 in LaLiga, 22 in the Copa del Rey, four in the Supercopa de Espana, two in the European Super Cup, six in the Club World Cup and 105 in the Champions League.

Top scorer in the history of Real Madrid

Ronaldo beat Real Madrid's previous No. 7, Raul, who managed to find the back of the net 323 times.

Top scorer of the Champions League.

Adding his 15 Manchester United goals in Europe to the 105 he netted with Real Madrid, the 33-year-old has reached 120, 20 more than Lionel Messi. Ronaldo has been the competition's top scorer for the past six years, having had scored the most goals in a single campaign (17).

When, how and from where had he scored the goals

As many as 246 of his 451 goals were scored in the second half and 85.8 percent of his goals were netted from within the area. Furthermore, 338 were scored in open play, 34 from direct free-kicks and 79 from the penalty spot.

Ronaldo scored 70 headers, 298 goals with his right foot, 82 with the left and one more with another part of the body.

The teams and goalkeepers that conceded the most goals by Cristiano

The Portuguese found the back of the net 27 times against Sevilla, 23 versus Getafe and 22 against Atletico Madrid.

Interestingly his new club, Juventus, are the team he netted past the most times in Europe, with 10 goals.

Gorka Iraizoz is the goalkeeper that has conceded the most goals by Cristiano Ronaldo (17), followed by Diego Lopez, Claudio Bravo and Javi Varas (15).

Away from Spain, Gianluigi Buffon, along with Johan Wiland and Manuel Neuer, are the goalkeepers that saw Ronaldo's strikes ending up into the back of their nets more times than anyone else.