Lionel Messi scored his 900th career goal during Inter Miami's match against DC United, becoming the second player after Cristiano Ronaldo to reach the milestone in elite football.

March 19 (Reuters) - Lionel Messi scored his 900th career goal on Wednesday to become the second player to reach the mark in elite men's football after Cristiano Ronaldo. The 38-year-old Argentine World Cup winner brought up the milestone with a left-footed strike in Inter Miami's 1-1 draw with Nashville SC in the CONCACAF Champions Cup.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi lead the way for Champions League goals, with Robert Lewandowski now clear in third having brought up his own century while Harry Kane and Mohamed Salah are the latest players to reach 50.

For nearly two decades, world football revolved around one debate: Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo. From La Liga classics to Champions League nights, their rivalry defined an era and reshaped what greatness looks like in modern soccer. No two players in ...

The Argentinian and Portuguese icons have extended their stays with their current clubs and have their sights set on the FIFA World Cup 26. While one helped his nation secure their spot at next year’s global showpiece back in March, the other continues ...

Showing no signs of slowing down ahead of the 2026 World Cup, where Messi could win a second consecutive title with Argentina, there's plenty to accomplish with Inter Miami first, but falling out of the Champions Cup is quite a setback for the Herons.