Football god Lionel Messi. Without a doubt one of the two best footballers in the world today. He has broken countless records in his great career and put his name there again. Records are usually made to break records. However, some records remain out of reach for a long time.
Record and Messi are synonymous. Lionel Messi is constantly building one record after another. Sometimes he is surpassing himself as a Barcelona superstar or sometimes he is leaving others behind. Among them, Messi has set some records that are almost impossible for any other footballer to break. Let's take a look at Messi's impeccable creations. However, it may not be possible to break these four records at all. What are those five records?
1. Highest goal in a calendar:
Jared Mueller's record lasted 40 years. Lionel Messi broke the German legend's record of 75 goals in one year. The five-time Footballer of the Year scored 91 goals for Barcelona and Argentina in the 2012 calendar. Messi holds the record for his incredible performances at the end of the 2011-12 season and the beginning of the 2012-13 season. There is no one near it. Messi himself could not go any closer to his own record. His arch-rival Cristiano Ronaldo was also light years away from the record despite being in the best form of his career.
Jared Mueller's record lasted four decades; The question of how long Messi remains intact can be left to the future.
2. Four consecutive FIFA Ballon d'Or wins:
Lionel Messi became the first footballer in history to win the FIFA Ballon d'Or four times in a row. He was named the best footballer of 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012. In all, the Argentine superstar has won the award for excellence in personal craft five times. Ronaldo has also won five Ballon d'Ors. But the Portuguese prince has won twice in a row. To break Messi's record, Ronaldo will have to win the title for three more years in a row.
But considering Ronaldo's age, it is almost impossible to break this record. It is more difficult for any other footballer! Half a decade ago, Messi broke Michel Platini's record. His record of winning three consecutive Ballon d'Ors lasted for 20 years. Messi's record of four consecutive wins is unlikely to be broken in the near future.
3. Record for most goals in La Liga:
Lionel Messi is the highest goal scorer in Spanish La Liga history. The Argentine magician has scored 36 goals in the 15-year-old Barcelona chapter. The way Messi is running, even if the number of goals is four and a half, it will not be a surprise. Here, too, his closest rival is Ronaldo. The Real Madrid winger is currently 80 goals behind Messi in La Liga. However, Ronaldo is ahead of the average of the match. Messi has played 413 matches in the Spanish league so far. Ronaldo has 279 matches there. Yet it is almost impossible for the Portugal captain to break Messi's record for most goals.
4. Leo Messi has won 32 titles for Barcelona:
Leo Messi has won 32 titles for Barcelona in club football. The current Barcelona captain has won 10 La Liga, 6 Copa del Rey, four Champions League, and three Club World Cups.
5. Twenty-one consecutive matches goal:
Messi conjointly contains a record of marking goals in consecutive matches. Messi has set a record by marking in twenty-one consecutive matches. He has scored thirty-three goals in twenty-one consecutive matches
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