Always a Messian

This World Cup I am very interested to see how Scaloni uses Messi. Messi is still in pretty good shape although not what he was 4 years ago. Age catches up to everyone. Will he play full matches or will the time be divided between him and Dybala? Will he play in his usual position or come down deeper and act more as a playmaker? What do you think? Share your thoughts please

Brace by the GOAT 🔥🔥

The anatomy of Lionel Messi’s 900 career goals.

🚨𝐑𝐄𝐌𝐈𝐍𝐃𝐄𝐑: Lionel Messi remains the ONLY player in history football to have scored in the RO16, QF, SF & Final in a single World Cup Tournament.

No player has ever done it, ONLY MESSI!👑🇦🇷

Fastest to reach 900 🔥🤟

Record!
Lionel Messi becomes the fastest player in history to record 900 career goals

Lionel Messi
1142 Games
900 Goals
0.78 Ratio

Ronaldo
1238 Games
900 Goals
0.72 Ratio

Lionel Messi did it faster than Ronaldo as he played 96 games fewer, with less penalties too and far more assists

People don't understand how crazy it is to do this as a playmaker, while competing with Ronaldo whose primary role is goal scoring.

LA LIGA > ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE

They have pushed the narrative that Messi played in a lower league (La Liga) compared to the Premier League. Meanwhile, this is a pure Lie, according to the UEFA Association Coefficient which ranks Leagues.

In fact, in the 21st Century (2000-2025), La Liga has been rated the number 1 League a record 16 times and the premier League 9 times. It's true that the English Premier League took over from 2020 but before then, La Liga dominated

Messi played from 2004-2021, and this means throughout his career (80%), he played in the hardest league in the world at the time. On the other hand, Ronaldo played in the Premier League when it was the second best league in the world (except about 3 seasons)

Note: Serie A dominated in the 1990s as the best league in the world. That EPL dominates now, doesn't mean others didn't have their own era. Just note: La Liga by far has dominated the 21st Century 16/25. In fact their dominance started in the late 1990s.

GO AND VERIFY ✅

Merry Christmas 🎁🎄😄

🗣️ Paolo Maldini on the Ballon d’Or & Lionel Messi:

“The Ballon d’Or looked for him.”

“When I see today’s Ballon d’Or nominees, they’re excellent players, of course — but the qualitative gap with what Messi offered is enormous. With him, it was never just numbers or trophies. It was his impact, the aesthetics, the control over the entire game. Messi could do in two months what others needed a whole season to accomplish.”

“We even criticized him for scoring only two goals, or for not producing magic in every match. That’s how spoiled we were — he made the impossible feel routine. Imagine today’s players competing in Messi’s era… the Ballon d’Or would’ve been an annual ceremony of handing it to him. Fifteen, sixteen times, maybe more. He redefined the standard every single year.”

“It’s not disrespect to this generation — it’s gratitude. We witnessed something football will never see again. Messi didn’t chase the Ballon d’Or… the Ballon d’Or chased him. Now the award looks for a champion, but it will never find another legend of that magnitude.”

“And honestly, I’m glad I retired early — defending against Messi every season would’ve been unbearable.” 🐐✨

🚨📲Ronaldinho 🗣️:”The GOAT? Listen… every league he touches becomes his kingdom. Every stadium turns into his stage. He wins everywhere, every time. That’s why he isn’t just great — he’s the greatest to ever breathe this game.”🧡💙