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Lionel Messi was recently honored by MARCA for being the player with the most collective titles in history. The award not only acknowledged his remarkable career achievements but also celebrated his recent successes with Inter Miami, including the MLS Supporters’ Shield title.
The event, marked by a red carpet entrance, saw notable guests like Inter Miami members Jorge Mas and Xavier Asensi, as well as former NBA and Real Madrid player Salah Mejri. Jorge Mas expressed his hopes for Messi to continue his stellar performance as Inter Miami prepares for their playoff debut, aiming for more victories and a potential MLS Cup title.
This award adds to Messi’s extensive list of accolades, as he continues his journey with Inter Miami, striving for more success in the MLS.
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