Helping Inter Miami Achieve New Heights! Messi Secures His 46th Career Title

With a brace from Messi, Inter Miami defeated Columbus Crew 3-2, clinching the MLS regular season title two rounds ahead of schedule. This marks Messi’s 46th career title, further widening the gap with Ronaldo, who currently has 35 titles, including those from the Arab Champions League.

During his time at Barcelona, Messi won 10 La Liga titles, 4 UEFA Champions Leagues, 7 Copa del Rey, 8 Spanish Super Cups, 3 FIFA Club World Cups, and 3 UEFA Super Cups; after joining Paris Saint-Germain, he added 3 more trophies to his collection. With Argentina’s national teams at various levels, Messi has won 6 titles, most notably the World Cup.

Since joining Inter Miami, Messi led the team to the Supporters’ Shield last year, and this season he has helped rewrite the club’s history. Inter Miami, which began competing in the MLS in 2020, previously ranked 19th, 20th, 12th, and 27th in previous seasons, but this year they have claimed the regular season title, earning Messi his 46th career title.

In terms of titles, Messi continues to lead significantly, with second-placed Alves having 43 titles. As for his contemporary rival Ronaldo, his current tally stands at 35 titles, including those from the Arab Champions League. Notably, the prestige of the Arab Champions League is akin to the Gamper Trophy, and if that were included, Messi’s title count would see a significant increase.

Moreover, since joining Al-Nassr, Ronaldo’s team has been consistently outperformed by Al-Hilal. After just five rounds of the Saudi league this season, Al-Nassr trails Al-Hilal by four points. Winning the Saudi Pro League under pressure from Al-Hilal will be a challenging task for both Ronaldo and Al-Nassr.