With Inter Miami officially confirmed to play in the FIFA Club World Cup, Lionel Messi has the chance to overtake Cristiano Ronaldo in yet another record. Following Inter Miami’s 6-2 victory, highlighted by a hat trick from Lionel Messi,

Lionel Messi recently scored a hat-trick in Argentina’s World Cup qualifiers win over Bolivia, however, when asked about playing in the 2026 World Cup, the star forward gave a philosophical reply.

Messi had three goals — his first MLS hat trick — and an assist in the span of about 30 minutes, Luis Suarez scored twice and Inter Miami rolled past New England 6-2 on Saturd

Goals and assists are the hallmark of Lionel Messi's sublime career, who yesterday managed to become Inter Miami's all-time top scorer for the first time. In fact, with his first hat-trick for the pink club,

Lionel Messi on Saturday, became Inter Miami’s all-time leading scorer. The 37-year-old scored a stunning hat-trick within 11 minutes to help the MLS side beat New England Revolution 6-2 at the Chase Stadium in Fort Lauderdale,