Messi strikes in Jamaica: How is his international club torrecord comparable to Cristiano Ronaldo's

Lionel Messi made headlines again after finding the network while Inter Miami'S Concacaf Champions Cup against Cavalier SC IN Jamaica. The goal of the Argentine star not only contributed to the victory of his team, but also added another country to his list of international victims. Revived comparisons with Cristiano Ronaldo's remarkable evaluation record.

Both Messi and Ronaldo have consolidated their places as two of the biggest goal scorers in football historyWith the Portuguese striker, the lead over the entire club destinations. In their famous careers, both players achieved clubs from a variety of countries and presented their global effects on sport.

During his time at FC Barcelona, ​​Paris Saint-Germain and now Inter MiamiPresent Messi has scored 741 goals on the club level (without international games). His goals are against 114 clubs from 24 different countries – proof of its increase and consistency.

His youngest strike against Cavalier SC added Jamaica to the growing list of countries in which Messi found the back of the network, whereby he further emphasized its expanding influence on Europe and the Concacaf region.

Cristiano Ronaldo's international club goalkeeper record

In the meantime, Cristiano Ronaldo continues to expand his impressive legacy of goal identifiers with Al Nassr. During his time with Sporting Lisbon, Manchester United, Real Madrid, Juventus and now in Saudi Arabia. Ronaldo has scored 793 goals for 158 clubs from 29 different countries.

The latest addition to Ronaldo's international Torrecord was Iran, where he achieved Esteghlal FC in the AFC Champions Cup. This strike increased the gap between him and Messi in relation to the number of countries in which they were achieved at the club level.

While Ronaldo maintains an advantage in the overall goals and the variety of opponents, Messi's other stories – now over several continents – prove that the debate between these two icons is far from over.