Messi Retires from Argentine National Team After Historic Career
Lionel Messi has officially announced his retirement from the Argentine national team, bringing an end to a remarkable two-decade international career.
Unforgettable Career Statistics
The 39-year-old star played 207 matches for his country, making his international debut against Hungary in August 2005.
Messi scored 125 goals and provided 68 assists, achieving exceptional individual and team accomplishments that have cemented his status as a football legend.
Trophies and Global Awards
He won four major titles with the national team, including the 2022 World Cup, Copa America twice, and the Finalissima, alongside two World Cup Best Player awards.
Considered one of the most prolific goal scorers and participants in World Cup history, Messi solidifies his legacy as one of the greatest footballers of all time.
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