In Ronaldo's first season with Juventus, he missed out on winning the league's golden boot to Sampdoria's Fabio Quagliarella, as he finished with 28 goals in the league.
This time around, Immobile of Lazio is providing stiff competition to Ronaldo in the race to win the accolade, but Ronaldo is prepared to go the distance in order to win his first Italian Golden Boot. Prior to the Juventus and Lazio's match today, Immobile had 29 goals while Ronaldo had 28 goals. Ronaldo increased the tally to 30 goals after scoring twice in the match, while Immobile scored once to be equal on goals with Ronaldo.
Juventus SerieA final 4 fixtures are against Udinese, Sampdoria, Cagliari, and Roma, and it will not be out of place to bank on Ronaldo scoring in all the games given his current form. While Lazio's SerieA final 4 fixtures are against Cagliari, Verona, Brescia, and Napoli. Below is the current look of the Italian golden boot standings.
Who do you think will win the award as Ronaldo and Immobile are currently equal on goals with 4 games to go?
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