The ex-Azulgrana, from Rosario, equaled the Brazilian’s mark, with 43 titles, as the most successful footballer of all time
With Barça: 10 leagues, 8 Spanish Super Cups, 4 Champions League, 7 Copas del Rey, 3 UEFA Super Cups and 3 Club World Cups
it is already champion of ‘Ligue 1’ Paris Saint Germainalthough it is not even a real consolation for the millionaire Parisian project, definitive winner of the tournament with a day in advance due to its gray draw against Strasbourg, thanks to a goal from Lionel Messi later leveled by Kevin Gameiro to culminate a lackluster title, foreseeable for months, almost from the beginning of the course. It is the third title, surely the last, that the Argentine star has achieved with the PSG elastic and that served to tie Dani Alves as the most decorated player of all time.
The ex-Azulgrana, from Rosario, matched the Brazilian’s mark, with 43 titles, as the most successful footballer of all time. With the Barca, Messi was champion 35 times: x10 leagues, x8 Spanish Super Cups, x4 Champions League, x7 Copas del Rey, x3 UEFA Super Cups and x3 Club World Cups. Besides three that he won with PSGx2 Ligue 1 and x1 French Super Cup, cWith the Argentina team, he has already accumulated five titles: the U-20 World Cup in 2005, the 2008 Olympic Games, the 2021 Copa América, the 2022 Finalíssima and, finally, the Qatar World Cup in 2022, achieved against the French team and resolved, after extra time, in the penalties.
For his part, Danie Alves, with whom he shared a dressing room at Barça, won 43 titles with different teams: x1 with Bahía, x5 with Sevilla, x23 with Barça, with three Champions League titles, x2 with Juventus, x5 with PSG, x1 with Sao Paulo and finally x6 with Brazil.
Everything points to that Leo Messi will end up beating the Braziliansooner rather than later, and being the only player with the most titles in football history. What is not clear is with which team. The future of the Argentinian is still uncertain, although salto surprise, it will not be with Paris Saint-Germain.