Lionel Messi, the esteemed captain who led Argentina to football’s world championship after a 36-year gap, has set yet another world record by becoming the footballer with the most championship wins.
As reported by international media, Lionel Messi secured his inaugural club trophy on Sunday by guiding his team, Inter Miami, to victory in the League Cup. This achievement marked Messi’s 44th trophy in total.
With this latest triumph, he has cemented his position as the sole footballer in history to attain an impressive tally of 44 trophies, securing his place as the record holder for the most championship wins worldwide.
Having clinched the Ballon d’Or Award an impressive seven times, Messi’s leadership prowess extends to guiding Argentina to five championship victories, including the 2022 FIFA World Cup. His remarkable club career with Barcelona contributed to 35 titles earned, spanning triumphs in La Liga and the UEFA Champions League.
In his recent tenure with Inter Miami, Messi has showcased his scoring prowess by netting 10 goals across seven matches. As his team gears up to face Cincinnati in the US Open semi-finals on Wednesday, Messi’s journey could potentially culminate in yet another final appearance, thus augmenting his impressive collection of trophies.
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