Lionel Messi Continues to Break Records After Winning the American League Cup

The Argentine star Lionel Messi, player of Inter Miami, has increased his record number of titles after winning the American League Cup with his team, following their victory over the Vancouver Whitecaps 3-1 in the final match held at Chase Stadium in Florida. With this new championship, Messi's total number of titles has risen to 47 throughout his professional career with clubs and the Argentine national team.

Highlights of Messi's Professional Career

According to the Spanish newspaper Marca, most of Messi's titles were achieved during the 22 seasons he played as a professional, with the most notable being with Barcelona between 2005 and 2021, where he won 35 collective titles, before continuing his success with Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Miami, in addition to his achievements with the Argentine national team.

List of Titles by Clubs and National Team

Barcelona: La Liga (10), Copa del Rey (7), Supercopa de España (8), UEFA Champions League (4), UEFA Super Cup (3), FIFA Club World Cup (3).

Paris Saint-Germain: Ligue 1 (2), Trophée des Champions (1).

Inter Miami: Leagues Cup (1), Supporters' Shield (1), American League Cup (1).

Argentina National Team: FIFA World Cup (1), Copa América (2), Finalissima (1), FIFA U-20 World Cup (1), Olympic Gold Medal Beijing 2008 (1).

Messi at the Top of the Most Decorated Players

With this tally, Messi has distanced himself from his closest competitor, Brazilian Dani Alves, his former teammate at Barcelona, by 4 titles. Messi topped the list of players with the most titles according to the Spanish newspaper Mundo Deportivo, followed by Alves (43 titles), then Andrés Iniesta (39 titles), and Egyptians Hossam Hassan and Hossam Ashour (39 titles each).