The 2011-12 season saw Cristiano Ronaldo reach the pinnacle of his powers, spearheading Real Madrid to a record-breaking 32nd La Liga title with an unprecedented 100 points. The Portuguese phenomenon delivered a masterclass in clinical finishing, netting a career-high 60 goals across all competitions, including 46 in the league to become the first player ever to score against all 19 opposition teams in a single season. This era is fondly remembered for his breathtaking long-range strikes against Atletico Madrid and his ice-cold composure in the title-deciding El Clasico at the Camp Nou, cementing his legacy as an unstoppable force and a true icon of the Bernabeu.