The ageless football legend at 38, Messi's Argentina career boasts 195 matches, 113 goals, and 60 assists, along with four consecutive titles.

On the morning of October 15th Beijing time, in an international friendly, Messi started for Argentina after playing for Inter Miami, providing 2 assists to help his team crush Puerto Rico 6-0. After the match, Messi earned a 9.1 rating, ranking third overall, just behind McAllister (who scored twice) and Gonzalez (who had two assists), both rated 9.2.

According to statistics, since Messi's debut for the Argentina national team in 2005, his career has spanned 20 years, during which he has delivered195 games, 114 goals, and 60 assists—an impressive record showcasing his ability to both create and score. Not only does he rival midfielders in assists, but also outshines forwards in goals, making Messi the ultimate benchmark. His all-around talent defines his kingly status, having led the team to four consecutive championships, namelythe 2024 Copa America, 2022 World Cup, 2021 CONMEBOL–UEFA Cup of Champions, and 2021 Copa America titles..

Beyond his achievements with the senior national team, Messi also won titles with Argentina’s youth and Olympic teams, securing the 2005 FIFA U-20 World Cup and the 2008 Olympic gold medal.

In summary, all words boil down to four characters:King Messi!