The veteran headlines what is an extremely talented group of players, and it remains to be seen whether Ronaldo's record is caught in the future, particularly as he could add to his total at Euro 2024.
Here, Sports Mole looks at the latest standings in the European Championship goalscorer list, with Ronaldo the only player to manage double figures in the tournament.
Who has scored the most goals in European Championship history?
1. Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal)
Goals: 14
Appearances: 25
Ratio: 0.56
2. Michel Platini (France)
Goals: 9
Appearances: 5
Ratio: 1.8
3. Alan Shearer (England)
Goals: 7
Appearances: 9
Ratio: 0.78
4. Antoine Griezmann (France)
Goals: 7
Appearances: 11
Ratio: 0.64
5. Ruud van Nistelrooy (Netherlands)
Goals: 6
Appearances: 8
Ratio: 0.75
6. Patrick Kluivert (Netherlands)
Goals: 6
Appearances: 9
Ratio: 0.67
7. Wayne Rooney (England)
Goals: 6
Appearances: 10
Ratio: 0.45
8. Alvaro Morata (Spain)
Goals: 6
Appearances: 10
Ratio: 0.45
9. Romelu Lukaku (Belgium)
Goals: 6
Appearances: 10
Ratio: 0.45
10. Thierry Henry (France)
Goals: 6
Appearances: 11
Ratio: 0.55
11. Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Sweden)
Goals: 6
Appearances: 13
Ratio: 0.46
12. Nuno Gomes (Portugal)
Goals: 6
Appearances: 14
Ratio: 0.43
13. Savo Milosevic (Yugoslavia)
Goals: 5
Appearances: 4
Ratio: 1.25
14. Patrik Schick (Czech Republic)
Goals: 5
Appearances: 5
Ratio: 1.0
15. Marco van Basten (Netherlands)
Goals: 5
Appearances: 9
Ratio: 0.56
16. Milan Baros (Czech Republic)
Goals: 5
Appearances: 10
Ratio: 0.5
17. Robert Lewandowski (Poland)
Goals: 5
Appearances: 11
Ratio: 0.45
18. Jurgen Klinsmann (Germany)
Goals: 5
Appearances: 13
Ratio: 0.38
19. Fernando Torres (Spain)
Goals: 5
Appearances: 13
Ratio: 0.38
20. Mario Gomez (Germany)
Goals: 5
Appearances: 13
Ratio: 0.38