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Lionel Messi just doesn't want to stop creating history. The football legend has made yet another record in the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2026 tournament. The Inter Miami striker has become the first player in football history to register 10 career assists at the FIFA World Cup, further cementing his legendary status during Argentina’s 2026 quarter-final campaign.
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The milestone comes in what is widely expected to be the 39-year-old captain’s final World Cup. Messi delivered his ninth assist of the tournament against Egypt in the round of 16, surpassing the previous record of eight held by compatriot Diego Maradona.
Messi makes History with 10th World Cup assist during Argentina vs Switzerland clash
The FC Barcelona legend has since added a tenth as Argentina continue their title defense. With a record 21 World Cup goals already to his name, Messi continues to defy age and expectations, producing moments of brilliance that have guided the Albiceleste through the knockout stages.
The achievement has sparked widespread celebration among fans, with many hailing it as yet another untouchable entry in Messi’s extraordinary career ledger. Argentina remains firmly in contention as the tournament progresses toward its climax. The winner of the clash between Argentina vs Switzerland will face England in the semifinals,
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