thank you MLS Supporters’ Shield With Inter Miami’s win this Wednesday, Lionel Messi won his 46th title and extended his lead as the footballer with the most trophies in history.
Inter Miami defeated the Columbus Crew 2-3, thanks to a double from Messi and a goal from Luis Suarez, and won the title that recognizes the best team of the regular season in MLS.
The Florida team has only two titles in its brief history and both came after Messi’s arrival: the 2023 League Cup and the 2024 MLS Supporters’ Shield.
They will now also have the option of winning the MLS Cup, which will be won by the winner of the MLS playoffs, for which Inter Miami’s home ground will be in their favor. including final assumption.
With 46 trophies under his belt, starting this year when he won the Copa America with Argentina, Messi has two more titles than Brazil’s Dani Alves (44), according to BeSoccer data for EFE.
Behind them are Egypt’s Hosam Ashour (39), Spain’s Andres Iniesta (38), and Brazil’s Maxwell (37). Spaniard Gerard Pique and Welshman Ryan Giggs are next on 36, but they are joined tonight by Spaniard Sergio Busquets, who reached his 36th trophy with the MLS Supporters’ Shield.
Along with 35 are Portuguese player Cristiano Ronaldo, Frenchman Karim Benzema and Briton Kenny Dalglish.
After this MLS Supporters’ Shield, Messi has won a total of 14 titles along with Busquets, Jordi Alba and Luis Suarez, although it was Inter Miami’s first, although Suarez landed in MLS this year. Lift the League 2023 trophy.
The previous 13 of this golden quartet were with Barcelona with four titles From LaLigaFour Copas del Rey, one Champions League, one European Super Cup, two Spanish Super Cups and one Club World Cup.
