LIONEL MESSI

G.O.A.T.

The Greatest of All Time

LIONEL MESSI

G.O.A.T.

The Greatest of All Time

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◆927Career Goals

◆420Assists

◆8Ballon d'Or

◆46Trophies

◆61Hat-tricks

◆125Int'l Goals

◆783Career Wins

◆1,171Appearances

◆0.79Goals/Game

◆802Club Goals

◆69Free Kick Goals

◆250Winning Goals

◆112Penalty Goals

◆104Mins/Goal

◆4,100Dribbles

◆927Career Goals

◆420Assists

◆8Ballon d'Or

◆46Trophies

◆61Hat-tricks

◆125Int'l Goals

◆783Career Wins

◆1,171Appearances

◆0.79Goals/Game

◆802Club Goals

◆69Free Kick Goals

◆250Winning Goals

◆112Penalty Goals

◆104Mins/Goal

◆4,100Dribbles

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Assist#349

At 2–0 up in a World Cup semi-final against Croatia, Messi’s twisting run on the right pulls Gvardiol apart and carves out the byline angle for Álvarez to tap in, sealing the final spot and logging career assist 349.

Against defending champions Manchester United in the 2009 Champions League final, Messi doubles Barcelona’s lead from a Xavi assist to all but seal the European crown, adding his 17th goal in the competition to his growing legend.

With Argentina already 2–0 up in World Cup qualifying stoppage time, Messi threads a perfectly timed pass that splits Bolivia’s tiring back line and releases Julián Álvarez to make it 3–0, capping a first-half masterclass and logging career assist number 377.

At 118 minutes of a World Cup knockout tie still locked at 0–0, Messi’s surge through the Swiss lines draws defenders and frees Di María, his perfectly timed pass finally cracking the deadlock for Argentina and standing as his 155th career assist.

La Liga · Matchday 342005-05-01 · 19:00:00

Messi's first official goal for Barcelona, scored at 17 years and 10 months old. Coming on as an 87th-minute substitute for Eto'o, he received a perfectly weighted lofted through ball from Ronaldinho — then the reigning world's best player — and delicately chipped it over goalkeeper Raúl Valbuena to seal a 2–0 victory over Albacete. Ronaldinho's iconic piggyback celebration became a symbol of the torch being passed to a new generation. It was the first of 672 official goals in a Barcelona shirt, scored in the title-winning 2004–05 La Liga season.

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Assist#349

At 2–0 up in a World Cup semi-final against Croatia, Messi’s twisting run on the right pulls Gvardiol apart and carves out the byline angle for Álvarez to tap in, sealing the final spot and logging career assist 349.

Against defending champions Manchester United in the 2009 Champions League final, Messi doubles Barcelona’s lead from a Xavi assist to all but seal the European crown, adding his 17th goal in the competition to his growing legend.

With Argentina already 2–0 up in World Cup qualifying stoppage time, Messi threads a perfectly timed pass that splits Bolivia’s tiring back line and releases Julián Álvarez to make it 3–0, capping a first-half masterclass and logging career assist number 377.

At 118 minutes of a World Cup knockout tie still locked at 0–0, Messi’s surge through the Swiss lines draws defenders and frees Di María, his perfectly timed pass finally cracking the deadlock for Argentina and standing as his 155th career assist.

La Liga · Matchday 342005-05-01 · 19:00:00

Messi's first official goal for Barcelona, scored at 17 years and 10 months old. Coming on as an 87th-minute substitute for Eto'o, he received a perfectly weighted lofted through ball from Ronaldinho — then the reigning world's best player — and delicately chipped it over goalkeeper Raúl Valbuena to seal a 2–0 victory over Albacete. Ronaldinho's iconic piggyback celebration became a symbol of the torch being passed to a new generation. It was the first of 672 official goals in a Barcelona shirt, scored in the title-winning 2004–05 La Liga season.