Lionel Messi continues to rewrite history, and it seems like the FC Barcelona legend is not stopping anytime soon. The Inter Miami forward has now scored in every Argentina match during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The Argentine superstar has netted seven goals across four matches so far, three against Algeria, two against Austria, one against Jordan, and one in the Round of 32 clash against Cabo Verde, as of this writing, while the match is still underway.
Messi sets new World Cup record vs Cape Verde; scores in every Argentina game in 2026
This performance has pushed his all-time World Cup goal tally to 20, further cementing his status as the tournament’s greatest scorer. Messi’s latest strike came in Argentina’s matchup against Cabo Verde, extending his streak to eight consecutive World Cup games with a goal, a record achievement.
The eight-time Ballon d’Or winner has been instrumental for the defending champions, often carrying the attacking load as Argentina advances in the knockout stages. His form has sparked debates about the Golden Boot race and fueled celebrations of his enduring legacy.
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