Lionel Messi Top 15 Iconic Moments of His Career ‎

Lionel Messi is pretty good at football. Five Spanish league titles and three Champions League medals at the age of just 24 are proof of that.

To cite just one recent example, last month the little maestro went three games without a goal for Barcelona. He responded with back-to-back hat-tricks. That Messi is the best player in the world is not new to anyone with the slightest understanding of football.

I myself recently named him the third best player of all time, behind only Pelé and Diego Maradona. The reaction to this claim was, to be fair, mixed. However, if you keep your skill brilliant, you will hit absurdly high.

Speed and the greedy hoarding of great club and individual honors, there’s no doubt he will soon eclipse them. These are 10 of his best moments so far.

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This season, Messi has surpassed 200 goals for Barcelona despite not having played his 300th game for the club. made him the youngest goal scorer in club history.

Samuel Eto’o had already made it 1-0 for Barça against Albacete at the Camp Nou when Messi served Ronaldinho on 90 minutes and ran into the box, receiving the back pass high over the Brazilian and the
flipping the ball casually past goalkeeper Raúl Valbuena.

Just two months after opening his account at Barça and winning his first medal as a champion, Messi won his first international honor at the FIFA World Youth Championship in the Netherlands. Messi was the absolute star of the tournament, scoring in every round of 16 Argentina.

games, including his side’s two goals in the final victory over Nigeria to lift his country’s title for the fifth time. His six goals also saw him win the Golden Boot as well as the Golden Boot as the Best Player of the Tournament. .

Will Lionel Messi end his glorious career without winning a World Cup? The statistics were clear. The defeat in the first game of the group stage makes it almost impossible to reach the round of 16.

Not only would Argentina progress, they won the group and kept winning and never stopped. With a 3-3 victory (4-2 on penalties) over defending champions France, Lionel Messi can now call himself world champion in what will probably be his last World Cup game.

It’s Argentina’s third title and those early whispers have been replaced by tears and cheers. Lionel Messi wants to win a World Cup and Argentina’s acceptance LA ÚLTIMA COPA/LA ÚLTIMA COPA Lionel Messi wants to win a World Cup and Argentina’s acceptanceArgentina started the game against France with aggression and relentless attacks.