Bhubaneswar, March 19: While world-acclaimed soccer star Lionel Messi carved a niche in the history of football by reaching the milestone of making an incredible 900-goal mark reportedly yesterday (March 18), his team Inter Miami intriguingly got out of the CONCACAF Champions Cup.
Notably, the Argentine footballer is the second such remarkable player behind Portuguese soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo who has already scored 959 goals to his personal credit.
As per media reports, Messi made the 900-goal mark while representing the Major League Soccer (MLS) club Inter Miami in the CONCACAF Champions Cup against his rival team Nashville FC though on the contrary Nashville FC reportedly advanced to the quarter finals (QFs) on the goal basis.
Let’s take a peek at Messi’s personal goal scores as recorded by the leading sports data provider Opta:
While he has scored 25 goals against La Liga side Sevilla, 24 by Athletic Club, 23 by Atletico Madrid, 18 by Valencia, 17 by Real Madrid and 16 by Levante.
Reports further state that Messi “scored a total of 46 goals in 54 appearances for club and country (Inter Miami and Argentina) last year (2025)”.
Pertinent to note that, Messi was instrumental in leading Inter Miami to the 2025 MLS Cup title and has been awarded with both the MLS Golden Boot and league MVP honours, as per media records.
