Messi became the youngest 860-goal man in history! The last one was Ronaldo!

May 11. Miami International lost 1-4 to Minnesota United, which was the biggest loss Messi encountered after joining Miami International. Miami International's defense conceded 2 goals in 2 minutes, and the forward was basically invisible except Messi. Such a lineup is particularly difficult to lead, so Messi scored goals, 4 key passes, and the score was the highest in the game, but the team still suffered a crushing defeat.

Messi was dissatisfied with the team's performance when he led Miami International to beat Red Bull 4-1 away in the last game. He walked back to the locker room with dissatisfaction, and the same was true after the game. Of course Messi won't yell or target his teammates. It’s just that the team didn’t play out, which made Messi particularly uncomfortable.

Messi also activated a milestone in this game, the best level in history, which is the youngest 860-goal scorer in history. The last record holder was Ronaldo, who was also the first 860-goal man. He debuted two years earlier than Messi.

Ronaldo scored 860 goals at 38 years old and 259 days, nearly 39 years old. Messi is not 38 years old yet, and his 860th goal is 37 years old and 320 days old. Messi is more efficient by using the game. Ronaldo used 1,189 games to score the 860th goal, while Messi used 1,098 games to score the 860th goal. For Messi, scoring a goal is just a step to winning, not the most important task. But in this case, he is still more efficient than Ronaldo. It can be assumed that if Messi played as many games as Cristiano Ronaldo, his total number of goals would obviously exceed that of Cristiano Ronaldo during the same period. Messi wanted to score 1,000 goals, which was also very easy. But Messi may retire early.