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Messi's 6th World Cup: A Legend's Final (?) Stride
17 Jun
Summary
- Messi set to play in his sixth World Cup, a historic first.
- He holds a record for most World Cup minutes played.
- Last World Cup saw him win the Golden Ball and title.
Lionel Messi is preparing to make history as he kicks off his sixth World Cup appearance for Argentina.
The legendary player is set to become the first to participate in six editions, a remarkable feat in his illustrious career.
Messi already holds a Guinness World Record for accumulating the most minutes played across all his World Cup participations. His tournament history showcases a progression from a promising debut to a pivotal role in Argentina's 2022 triumph.
In the most recent World Cup, Messi led Argentina to their third title, scoring seven goals and earning the Golden Ball as the tournament's best player. His performance in MLS this season, with 12 goals in 14 starts, suggests he still possesses significant skill.
Argentina is currently among the top contenders for the upcoming World Cup, though their odds are listed behind several other strong nations. Messi's future contributions remain a focal point of discussion.
