Lionel Messi is an Argentine master. He is considered as the finest football player of all time. More than any other athlete in the annals of the sport, he has won 45 titles. Messi won six medals for his nation, including the 2021 and 2024 Copa América, while he won 35 club titles while at Barcelona (2004–2021). Besides, the Argentine took home the gold medal at the Olympics in Beijing in 2008. You can play slot88 if you want to predict the sport results and earn money.
Lionel Messi signed for PSG in 2021; he won the Trophee des Champions as well as Ligue 1 in 2021–22 and once again in 2022–23. After Argentina won the 2022 FIFA World Cup, he became the football player with the most titles; he also won the 2023 Leagues Cup trophy in the United States with his new club Inter Miami.
Dani Alves, Messi’s colleague and later on in his winner of an amazing 44 titles, comes second on the list for most honors by a football player. Dani Alves, a Brazilian defender, first won a professional title at Bahia, his homeland. Following six prosperous years with Sevilla, Dani Alves moved to Barcelona for £23 million and amassed a total of 23 trophies, six La Liga titles and three UEFA Champions League crowns.
Alves concluded his second run at Barcelona in 2022 and signed with Mexican team UNAM after a trophy-laden periods with Juventus (2016–17), Paris Saint-Germain (2017–19), and Sao Paulo (2019–21). Apart from the men’s football gold medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Dani Alves is two-time Copa America and Confederation Cup champion. He aside from the FIFA World Cup has every trophy conceivable.
Over his 17-year career with Al Hyly (2003–2020), Egyptian midfielder Hossam Ashour won 39 medals. These included five CAF Super Cups, four Egypt Cups, six CAF Champions League, one CAF Confederation Cup, and thirteen Egyptian Premier League. Having just one club, he has accumulated more medals than any other player in past years.
Maxwell and Andres Iniesta equal for fourth position in football prize hauls. Between them, former Barcelona colleagues have 37 championships. The initial South American Championship consisted of four teams, and that was the structure it stayed with until 1920. By the time Copa America was renamed, ten nations had already pledged allegiance.
CONMEBOL, the South American football regulating organization, invited countries in North America, Mexico, Asia, including Japan, to have the total number of registered teams up to twelve. Except for the sixteen teams in the 2016 edition, the event has had twelve teams since 1993.
Ten teams entered the 2021 Copa America; nations including Qatar and Australia did not take part as their 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifying events were postponed.
Although both were outstanding, Iniesta will go down in history as the most well-known midfielder ever after he scored the game-winning goal for Spain in the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. Originally from his childhood club Barcelona, the 32-time trophy winner is currently a midfielder with Vissel Kobe, having won two titles—the Emperor’s Cup and the Japanese Super Cup.
Former Manchester United star Ryan Giggs ranks in top five. During his 672 Manchester United appearances, the venerable Welshman—one of the few one-club superstars in history—won an unprecedented 36 trophies—including 13 Premier League crowns.
With Lionel Messi’s goal from the Copa America final and a 1-0 victory versus Brazil, Argentina at last snapped their 28-year trophy drought. With this Messi took home his first international title.