Which records will Lionel Messi break at World Cup 2026?
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Which records will Lionel Messi break at World Cup 2026?
"Lionel Messi is superhuman when it comes to footballing ability but World Cup 2026 could be the last international hurrah even for the Argentina skipper and eight-time Ballon d'Or winner."
"Argentina have given themselves the opportunity to become just the third team in World Cup history to win the trophy in back-to-back tournaments."
"Messi has already played in more matches at the finals than any other player, with Ronaldo four matches behind."
"There’s a chance that Messi will beat Cristiano Ronaldo to become the first footballer to play at six different men's World Cups."
Lionel Messi, turning 39 in June, may face his final World Cup in 2026. He leads Argentina's defense of their title, aiming to become the first player to participate in six World Cups. Argentina seeks to join Italy and Brazil as the only teams to win consecutive World Cups. Messi has already played more matches in World Cup history than any other player, with Cristiano Ronaldo trailing behind. The upcoming tournament presents opportunities for Messi to further cement his legacy.
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