Lionel Messi surpasses Cristiano Ronaldo, secures most Guinness World Record titles for a footballer ever
By overtaking Cristiano Ronaldo in Guinness World Records accolades, football legend Lionel Messi has conclusively decided who the greatest player of all time is.
The official Twitter handle of Guinness World Records revealed the updated chart of “Most Guinness World Records Titles Achieved By Footballers,” and Messi now stands tall with an incredible 41 records, outshining his rival Ronaldo, who holds 40 records.
The news of Messi’s remarkable feat spread like wildfire, sparking celebrations among football fans worldwide. With his extraordinary achievements both on and off the field, Messi has firmly cemented his status as an all-time great in the beautiful game.
Messi’s latest addition to his collection of records came during Inter Miami’s sensational 4-0 victory against Atlanta United in the Leagues Cup, where he exhibited his prowess by netting two remarkable goals.
Notably, the second goal from that game, which received an astounding 3.4 billion internet views, cemented its place in history by becoming the most watched live event in American history.
The number of goals scored in a calendar year is possibly one of Messi’s most important records. When the Argentine maestro scored an astonishing 86 goals in the year 2012, a performance that seems almost hard to top, he enchanted both supporters and opponents.
The top five footballers in the Guinness World Records chart now include Robert Lewandowski with 9 records, Kylian Mbappe with 5 records, and Neymar with 4 records, but it is undoubtedly Messi who reigns supreme at the pinnacle.
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