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Ronaldo DOMINATES 10 highest jumps in football history
Cristiano Ronaldo has the highest recorded jump in football history.
Sky Sport Italia produced a list of football’s highest jumps in the aftermath of Victor Osimhen’s incredible headed goal on Sunday.
Osimhen hung in air to head home for Napoli against Monza on Sunday, leaping to a height of 2.23 metres in the 4-2 win.
Victor Osimhen's leap for his goal against Monza was just UNREAL 😳 pic.twitter.com/5mIpJQIML1
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However, this sensational leap isn’t Osimhen’s highest jump, which was 2.58m for his goal against Spezia last season.
That jump was the fifth highest recorded jump in football history.
Ronaldo dominates the top 10 list, with five of the 10 highest jumps ever.
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Top 10 highest football jumps
The 10th highest jump of all time was Ronaldo’s goal for Portugal in the Euro 2016 semi final against Wales where he reached a height of 2.42m.
The ninth highest jump, also by Ronaldo, was for Real Madrid against Osasuna in November 2011 at 2.44m.
The eighth best jump, again by Ronaldo, was for Juventus in the Turin derby against Torino in May 2019 at 2.47m.
Zlatan Ibrahimovid is seventh with an assist for Milan against Inter in February 2020 at 2.53m.
Ronaldo then appears in sixth with his astonishing goal for Juventus against Sampdoria in December 2019 at 2.56m.
Osimhen is fifth for his Spezia goal, while Fikayo Tomori is fourth for his goal for Milan against Juventus in May 2021 at 2.61m.
Motherwell’s Bevis Mugabi is third for his leap against Ross County in January 2021 at 2.62m.
In second is Youssef En-Nesyri for Morocco against Portugal in December 2022 at 2.78m.
But Ronaldo has the highest jump of all time for his Champions League goal for Real Madrid against Manchester United in February 2013 at an incredible 2.93m.
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