Lionel Messi, the ‘God of Soccer’. There are ‘four’ records that gods hold.
They are great records that humans can never surpass.
The British ‘BBC’ introduced four of Messi’s records that are unlikely to be broken in the future.
First, eight Ballon d’Ors. Messi will be the winner of the 2023 Ballon d’Or.
It’s the eighth time he’s won the award. He won his first Ballon d’Or in 2009, and went on to win it in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2019, 2021, and 2023.
It is very likely that Messi will be the first and last player to win the Ballon d’Or eight times.
According to the BBC, “The closest anyone has come to Messi at the moment is Cristiano Ronaldo, who has won the award five times.
But at 38, he didn’t even make the 30-man shortlist.
Luka Modric and Karim Benzema are also well into their 30s and are unlikely to come close to Messi’s record. 카지노사이트
Elling Holland, Jude Bellingham, Vinicius, and others will compete in the future, but they won’t be able to approach Messi’s record.”
Second, 50 goals in a season in the Spanish Primera Liga (La Liga).
Messi scored 50 La Liga goals in the 2011-12 season while wearing a Barcelona jersey.
The BBC said, “There is no telling when this intense scoring feat will be broken.
Messi’s 50 goals in 37 games is not only a La Liga record, but also the most in Europe’s top five leagues since the English Premier League (EPL) was launched in 1992.”
Messi scored a total of 73 goals in a single season in 2011-12, including 50 in La Liga and 14 in the UEFA Champions League (UCL).
Holland, the monster striker who dominated European soccer last season, set the EPL record for most goals in a single season with 36 in the EPL and was the top scorer in the UCL with 12.
He scored a total of 52 goals last season and was recognized as the best striker in the world today.
The world went crazy for Holland.
But Holland’s staggering records were only human achievements. Not even close to godlike.
“This record is unlikely to be surpassed,” said the BBC.
Holland set the EPL record for goals last season, but the total number of goals he scored last season was 52.
That’s 21 goals short of Messi.
Even Everton legend Dixie Dean, who scored an incredible 63 goals in 1927-28, is 10 goals short of Messi.”
Fourth to last. 120 UCL goals for one club.
Ronaldo is the all-time UCL scorer with 140 goals. Messi is second all-time with 129 goals. With both players out of Europe, the UCL scoring race is over.
Ronaldo has the lead in most goals scored, but Messi dominates when it comes to UCL goals scored for one club. Messi scored 120 UCL goals for Barcelona.
He added nine more with Paris Saint-Germain. Ronaldo scored 105 goals for Real Madrid, 21 for Manchester United, and 14 for Juventus.
According to the BBC, “Messi’s 120 UCL goals for Barcelona are the most ever scored for one club.
In modern soccer, players who remain loyal to one club are quite rare. In this situation, it’s hard to see how anyone can match Messi’s feat.”
