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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Goals/Game

◆931Career Goals

◆422Assists

◆8Ballon d'Or

◆46Trophies

◆61Hat-tricks

◆125Int'l Goals

◆784Career Wins

◆1,177Appearances

◆0.79Goals/Game

◆806Club Goals

◆69Free Kick Goals

◆251Winning Goals

◆112Penalty Goals

◆104Mins/Goal

◆4,115Dribbles

◆931Career Goals

◆422Assists

◆8Ballon d'Or

◆46Trophies

◆61Hat-tricks

◆125Int'l Goals

◆784Career Wins

◆1,177Appearances

◆0.79Goals/Game

◆806Club Goals

◆69Free Kick Goals

◆251Winning Goals

◆112Penalty Goals

◆104Mins/Goal

◆4,115Dribbles

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On This Day/October 18

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Legendary

2011

Goal#195

Against Real Madrid in a Champions League semi-final Clásico, Messi latches onto Sergio Busquets’ pass to double Barça’s late lead to 2–0, effectively sealing the tie and adding Champions League goal number 36 to his burgeoning career tally.

Against Bayern Munich in a Champions League semi-final, Messi latches onto Ivan Rakitić’s pass to double Barcelona’s lead on the night, capping a masterclass performance en route to his 77th goal in the competition and 452nd of his career.

In a World Cup final seen as his last chance at the trophy, Messi breaks the deadlock against France with an ice-cold penalty under immense pressure, setting Argentina on their way and recording his 12th World Cup strike and 792nd career goal.

In a tense El Clásico Champions League semi-final deadlocked at 0–0, Messi latches onto Afellay’s low cross to break Madrid’s resistance and give Barcelona a crucial first-leg lead, on the way to a brace and his 35th Champions League goal.

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.

On This Day/October 18

No notable events on this day in history

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Career Goals

0

Assists

0

Ballon d'Or

0

Trophies

0

Hat-tricks

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Int'l Goals

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Career Wins

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Appearances

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Goals/Game

◆931Career Goals

◆422Assists

◆8Ballon d'Or

◆46Trophies

◆61Hat-tricks

◆125Int'l Goals

◆784Career Wins

◆1,177Appearances

◆0.79Goals/Game

◆806Club Goals

◆69Free Kick Goals

◆251Winning Goals

◆112Penalty Goals

◆104Mins/Goal

◆4,115Dribbles

◆931Career Goals

◆422Assists

◆8Ballon d'Or

◆46Trophies

◆61Hat-tricks

◆125Int'l Goals

◆784Career Wins

◆1,177Appearances

◆0.79Goals/Game

◆806Club Goals

◆69Free Kick Goals

◆251Winning Goals

◆112Penalty Goals

◆104Mins/Goal

◆4,115Dribbles

Legendary Highlights

View all legendary moments →

Legendary

2011

Goal#195

Against Real Madrid in a Champions League semi-final Clásico, Messi latches onto Sergio Busquets’ pass to double Barça’s late lead to 2–0, effectively sealing the tie and adding Champions League goal number 36 to his burgeoning career tally.

Against Bayern Munich in a Champions League semi-final, Messi latches onto Ivan Rakitić’s pass to double Barcelona’s lead on the night, capping a masterclass performance en route to his 77th goal in the competition and 452nd of his career.

In a World Cup final seen as his last chance at the trophy, Messi breaks the deadlock against France with an ice-cold penalty under immense pressure, setting Argentina on their way and recording his 12th World Cup strike and 792nd career goal.

In a tense El Clásico Champions League semi-final deadlocked at 0–0, Messi latches onto Afellay’s low cross to break Madrid’s resistance and give Barcelona a crucial first-leg lead, on the way to a brace and his 35th Champions League goal.

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.

Recent Matches

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Analyzing

Friendlies2026-10-06

vs

Argentina

Benin

Analyzing

Friendlies2026-10-03

vs

Argentina

Burkina Faso