- More than 5 crore likes on a post with a trophy on Instagram
- Ronaldo's post had more than 4 crore likes
- This was Messi's fifth World Cup
New Delhi, 20 December 2022, Tuesday
Star footballer Lionel Messi broke many records on the field by helping Argentina win the FIFA World Cup. However, now he is creating many records off the field as well. In fact, after winning the World Cup on Monday, Messi posted a post with the trophy on his social media handle Instagram. It has already received more than 5 crore likes. He became the sportsperson with the most likes on a single Instagram post.
In this matter, Messi has broken the record of Portuguese star footballer Cristiano Ronaldo. Ronaldo posted a picture of himself playing chess with Messi before the start of the World Cup. It has more than 4 crore likes. Then he made the world record in his name. However, Messi has gone even further. Ronaldo's post had more than 4 crore likes.
The caption of Messi's post read – Champions of the entire world. Messi wrote in this post - How many times I had this dream. I can't believe...
A big thank you to my family, those who supported me and everyone who believed in us. We have proven once again that when Argentinians fight together and fight united, we are able to achieve what we aim for. Merit belongs to the group, above individuals. This dream that was ours and that of all Argentinians, gave us the strength to fight... We did it!!! Let's go to Argentina!!!!! We are going to meet each other very soon. Messi posted this…
Messi beat defending champions France 4-2 on penalties in the FIFA World Cup final on Sunday. Earlier, the score was tied at 2-2 at full time and 3-3 at extra time. Messi had the best performance ever in the final. He scored two goals.
Messi has scored a total of seven goals in this World Cup. This took his total number of goals in the World Cup to 13. He also became the World Cup winner for Argentina at the World Cup. As soon as he stepped on the field in the final, Messi made another record in his name. He also became the most capped player in the World Cup. This was Messi's fifth World Cup.
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