Messi is not Mr. Football, how many world Footballer Mr. Messi has

Messi's World Footballer of the Year in '09!

Ballon d'Or winner in '09 and World Footballer of the Year.

Messi is the first player to win the World Footballer of the Year award four times, and he is considered one of the greatest stars in football in recent years. He won the World Footballer of the Year award four times, in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2015, the most times in the history of football and making him the only winner of the World Footballer of the Year four times.

With his excellent performance and excellent qualities, Messi enjoys a high reputation in the football world and is known as the "American scumbag". His performances have led to a series of records in the history of European football, such as his goal of more than 600 goals against Barcelona, more than any previous player's record, and a record for the time spent in a match – more than 750 matches.

Messi is also widely regarded as the greatest star in the history of La Liga, scoring more than 360 goals in La Liga and winning many titles in La Liga and the Champions League, which also makes him the greatest star in the history of Spanish football.

Messi is one of the greatest stars in the history of football, and his achievements in the football world are a testament to his quality. His achievements also made him the first player in history to win the World Footballer of the Year award four times, and his great achievements will be celebrated forever.

It's well deserved. Messi's strength is obvious to all! His teammates are also helping him realize his dream, and Messi deserves to be crowned the king of the ball!

1. The "Pampas Eagles" stood on the venue of the World Cup final for the sixth time. The first five were not all good memories, with the exception of the Hercules Cup in 1978 and 1986, the Argentine's other three ended their World Cup journey with defeat. Argentina fans will be hoping that a win will end their World Cup campaign this time around, and a defeat in the opening game will not affect the dream, as the Spaniard proved in 2010.

Messi was the centre of attention, setting a new record the moment he stepped onto the pitch – surpassing German legend Mateus to become the most World Cup cap with 26 appearances. More important than the appearance is the performance, and the outside world predicted before this final that if Argentina won the championship, Messi would become a veritable "king of the ball".

Second, the exclusive World Cup appearance record only kicked off Messi's "data" prelude. In the 23rd minute, he scored a penalty created by Angel Di Maria. This goal is a remedy for the regret of the past, after Messi had participated in 6 finals with the senior national team (World Cup, Copa America, UEFA Super Cup), but failed to score; This goal saw the birth of the "first man in history" - he has directly created 21 goals in the World Cup; The goal was Messi's sixth goal of the tournament, and he also became the oldest player to score six goals in a single World Cup (35 years, 177 days).

Messi won the World Footballer of the Year 1 time. In March 2014, the Barcelona Museum expanded its "Messi Room". In this exhibition hall, Messi's four Ballon d'Or awards and other accolades are displayed, in addition, through modern audio-visual equipment, visitors can enjoy every goal Messi scored on behalf of Barcelona.

On June 16, 2014, in the first round of Group F of the 2014 Brazil World Cup, Argentina defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-1 at the Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro. On June 22, Argentina vs Iran, in the 91st minute of stoppage time, Messi staged a stunner, and Argentina defeated Iran 1-0; On June 26, Argentina defeated Nigeria 3-2, and Messi scored 2 goals; In the 1 8 final against Switzerland on July 2, Messi delivered the winning assist to allow the Pampas Eagles to advance and avoid a penalty shootout.

In the World Cup, he was officially named the best player of the game by FIFA, and for the first time in history, a player has won the best of the best game for four consecutive times. On October 10, the Argentine team began training before the South American Super Cup, and Messi withdrew halfway through training, suspected of feeling unwell due to too much haze. On November 23, in the 12th round of La Liga, Messi scored a hat-trick in the match between Barcelona and Sevilla.

On March 28, 2009, Messi wore Argentina's No. 10 shirt for the first time in Argentina's team against Venezuela, which was also Maradona's first official game after becoming Argentina's coach, the team won 4-0, and Messi opened the scoring. At the end of 2009, he was voted European Footballer of the Year and World Footballer of the Year.

On March 4, 2018, Messi scored a free kick against Atletico Madrid, scoring a direct free kick in La Liga for three consecutive rounds, and this goal was also the 600th goal of Messi's career; On June 27, in the final round of Group D of the 2018 World Cup, Argentina narrowly defeated Nigeria 2-1, and Messi took the lead.

On March 22, 2019, Messi returned to the national team for the first time after the World Cup, and Argentina lost 1-3 to Venezuela. On June 12, Forbes announced the 2019 global athlete income rankings, and Messi (100 million US dollars) ranked first.