Lionel Messi won his second title with Inter Miami and continues to extend his legacy.
(CNN, Spanish) – The Olympic circles certainly don’t make Lionel Messi dizzy. The football legend has done it again as he clinched the 46th title of his impeccable football legacy on Wednesday. He did this with Inter Miami, winning the MLS Supporter’s Shield, which recognizes the team with the most points in the US MLS regular season.
Inter Miami’s greatest emblem loves to play football. He was seen playing with competitive spirit and love on Wednesday. amateur intact at 37, the cornerstone of the Charons’ 3-2 win over the Columbus Crew. The most spectacular and controversial game took place at Chase Stadium in Florida on Day 35 of MLS. Messi scored the first two goals, the second with a remote-controlled free kick, another masterpiece from a football legend who never fails to add chapters to the book of his vast sporting career.
Within a year, his presence had led to Copernican changes in the history of the pink franchise. The last positions the team averaged in 2023 seem a long way off. The Argentinean revolutionized MLS football and was a central player in two titles won by Inter Miami: first the League Cup and now the MLS Supporters’ Shield.
Nobody knows about the qualities of this football genius. You only need to see him on the field or through a TV screen to see how he built his illustrious sports career. The numbers speak for themselves. Messi has played 17 of Inter Miami’s 35 games this season, is the second top scorer with 17 goals (Luis Suarez has 18 goals) and is his team’s top assister with 10 goals.
He crack Rosarino started the season hot, scoring three goals and adding an assist in his first three games. After the injury, he returned in the seventh round, scoring a goal in a 2-2 draw against the Colorado Rapids. The numbers that followed were staggering: 6 goals in four matches. His memorable performance in the 6-2 win over the New York Red Bulls is still fresh, where he had a goal and an assist in his remaining five matches.
A long absence followed until the 28th day, given his participation in Argentina’s Copa America squad in the United States and a subsequent injury that sidelined him for two months. Upon his return in mid-September, Messi scored twice in a 3-1 win over Philadelphia Union. He then scored the tying goal against Charlotte and followed it up with two goals against a great Columbus Crew team on Wednesday.
Since Messi’s arrival at Inter Miami, he has played 31 games and scored 29 goals, averaging 0.94 per game played, with 6 doubles. He also dished out 16 assists, good for 0.52 percent per game. He won 2 titles and made everyone fall in love with him.
“Glory crowns the actions of those who expose themselves to danger,” says the famous phrase of Alexander the Great. At this point in history, the 37-year-old genius from Rosario is not afraid of the danger of continuing to reveal his legacy, winning more crowns and increasing the list of titles that put him at the forefront of football history.
Barcelona: 35 titles, 672 goals and 269 assists.
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG): 3 trophies, 32 goals and 34 assists.
Inter Miami: 2 titles, 29 goals and 16 assists.
Argentina national team: 6 Olympic laps, 108 goals and 56 assists.
Securities: 46
Goals: 841 (average 0.35 per game). 157 doubles and 49 hat-tricks
helps: 375 (average 0.35 per match)
Matches: 1070
Awards: 57