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Lionel Messi ended his final match of the calendar year with a groin injury that forced him to be substituted in Argentina's 1-0 win over Brazil on Tuesday at the Maracana in Rio de Janeiro. Messi made his debut for Barcelona against RCD Espanyol at age 17. Moreover, he became the third-youngest player to start for Barcelona and the youngest ever to score for the club. Above all, this is one of the best facts about Lionel Messi. Messi scored 14 goals in the 2011-12 Champions League campaign, not only tying with José Altafini’s record from the 1962–63 season, but also tying with Gerd Muller’s record of being top scorer in four campaigns.

The Scudo Messi Round Cool Touch Rigid Riser Shower is an ultra-modern exposed multi-functional shower perfect for family bathrooms. The rounded design and contemporary aesthetic adds modern flair to your bathroom suite and provides soothing drenching showering. Only three players in World Cup history have scored more goals than Messi (13) – Miroslav Klose (16), Ronaldo (15), and Gerd Muller (14). At this tournament he became the top-scoring Argentinian at World Cups, surpassing Gabriel Batistuta Messi has won 4 Golden Boots in his career. One of the most wholesome facts about Lionel Messi that Barcelona fans are in love with. Messi sealed the World Cup in the most dramatic and breathless of circumstances, scoring twice in an extraordinary 3-3 draw with reigning champions France at the Lusail Stadium. He then stepped up to score in the penalty shootout as the Albiceleste triumphed over Les Bleus. No player in World Cup history has registered as many chances created as Messi. He leads overall (72) and in open play (52) – via @OptaAnalystA sign of greatness is when you make the players around you better, and he does that. That’s not up for debate. He’s a great, great player. It’s great to see him win that trophy,” said Roy Keane, speaking on ITV after the match. It can be difficult to get a read on Messi’s internal monologue. That is largely because he rarely speaks (Messi’s first press conference as an Inter Miami player took place a full month after his signing). However, the 36-year-old has shown enough joy on the pitch to reveal why he is in Miami – to have fun.

Messi is the first player in history to win the Golden Ball for the World Cup’s best player twice (2014 and 2022). Messi’s second goal against Bayern Munich in the Champions League semi-final is the best goal of the season, according to UEFA. It was also the most tweeted sporting moment of the year. Messi’s dribble past Jerome Boateng made the defender fall on the ground after which he chipped the ball over Manuel Neuer to score. Messi has become the first player ever to score in the group stage, round of 16, quarter-final, semi-final and final. He scored seven goals in seven games, with Poland (against whom he missed a penalty) the only side he failed to score against. A weight has clearly been lifted from Messi’s shoulders. As The Ringer’s Brian Phillips wrote, Messi wore PSG’s kit “like a stressed-out banker wearing a suit on the Metro.” At Inter Miami, though, “he wears jubilant pink, like a polo-sporting Southern lawyer eyeing the oyster bar at an outdoor wedding reception.”

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Later in 2021 Messi signed with Paris St.-Germain (PSG), where he joined superstars Kylian Mbappé and Neymar, and that year he received yet another Ballon d’Or. He helped PSG win the Ligue 1 title in each of his two seasons with the team. In 2023 Messi joined Inter Miami of Major League Soccer. International career Because of Barcelona’s poor form during Messi’s injury in 2013, the term “Messidependencia” was created to outline how important he was for the team. Messi scored 4 times in the Champions League quarter-final against Arsenal, and became Barcelona’s all-time top-scorer in the competition. In Qatar, Messi (seven goals, three assists) equalled Maradona’s goal contribution record at Mexico ’86 (five goals, five assists). After his incredible performance against Juventus, Fabio Capello, the then-Juventus coach, requested to loan Messi.