Soccer is Messi end of story.

Messi is officially crazy and has literally taken over the American league!

Messi scored two goals today and set up another with Inter Miami, bringing his total to 35 goals,

60 chances created, 79 successful dribbles, and 125 duels won, all in just 23 league games

These are unbelievable numbers that have nothing to do with planet Earth!

But you know what’s really impressive?

Messi could have scored a hat trick today, but he decided to leave the penalty kick to Suarez because he hadn’t scored in a whole month.

He’s the most talented player you’ll ever see in your life!

Not only that, but Messi has now reached 1,276 goal contributions in just 1,124 games!

He needs 24 more contributions to reach 1,300!

He needs 16 more goals to reach 900!

He needs 8 assists to reach 400 assists!

He needs 3 more times to reach 400 times as the best player in the game. Just look at those numbers!

Soccer is Messi. End of story.

This picture shows you Messi’s true value.

Messi is the league’s top scorer with 24 goals out of 15.26 expected, meaning Messi scored more than 8 goals more than expected.

This tells you that Messi’s goals were very difficult and not from clear chances.

Those 24 goals were scored without any penalty kicks!

Not only that, but he scored them in just 23 games, which means that Inter Miami is almost guaranteed to be ahead 1-0 in every league game when Messi is on the field with them.

Messi, while at Barcelona, took 28 penalty kicks for his teammates.

This means that Messi could easily have scored more than 900 goals by now.

and it would have been easy for him to score many more hat tricks than he already has.

This photo is from today’s match.

He passed the ball to Suarez with elegance so that he could score

and regain his confidence after a month without scoring!

Football after 2022 is gloomy and dark, like the days of Corona at night.

Rain floods the streets, the lights go out, and everyone is stuck at home.

That’s how football has been for the last three years, and the light at the end of the tunnel

is Messi when he plays with Miami.

Every two or three days, Messi delivers a superhuman performance. He’s not saving energy and coasting like he did before the last World Cup.

No, he’s giving his all in every game, to the point that he’s been named the best player in the last three games!

I don’t know how he’ll play in the World Cup!

Or maybe he’s just giving up on the ball, saying, “Don’t worry about us, it’s over anyway.”

Messi has 1,300 contributions to the ball, 16 goals, and 900 goals in his career. I don’t know how he did it.

That means Ronaldo’s only record, Messi is also close to breaking it.

Messi is the best thing that ever happened in the history of soccer, and I don’t know how the world will cope when he retires!

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