Messi sets new record before World Cup end

Lionel Messi has reached the 2026 World Cup final with the Argentine national team, becoming the first player to lead his country in three World Cup finals (2014, 2022, 2026). He has participated in three finals, breaking the record previously held by Brazilian legend Cafu, who played in three finals as well. Additionally, Messi has strengthened his record as the most-capped player in World Cup history with 34 matches. He is now the second top scorer in the 2026 edition with 8 goals, behind Kylian Mbappé, who has 10 goals. Messi continues to chase the title of the all-time top scorer in the World Cup, currently holding 21 goals, just one goal behind Mbappé after the latter scored two goals against England. This gives Messi a chance to add another achievement in the final match.

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