Portugal’s forward Gonçalo Ramos not only secured victory for his team by scoring the winning goal against Croatia in the 90+4 minute, but he also reinforced his reputation as the tournament’s ultimate super-sub.
Throughout this World Cup, Ramos has averaged a goal or assist every 37 minutes on the pitch. This remarkable statistic stands as the best ever recorded by any Portuguese player who has contributed at least five goal involvements.
Here are the minutes-per-goal or assist ratios for notable Portuguese scorers:
Gonçalo Ramos: 37 minutes
Eusébio: 54 minutes
José Torres: 90 minutes
José Augusto: 108 minutes
Bruno Fernandes: 130 minutes
Pauleta: 136 minutes
Cristiano Ronaldo: 163 minutes
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