Leaving Europe at 36! Messi left 16 records: 7 goals + 38 titles Super Cristiano Ronaldo became the top scorer

On June 24, Beijing time, Messi celebrated his 36th birthday, and he also left Europe to start a new journey in Miami. So what magical records has the 36-year-old King of Plum Ball left in European football?

Messi spent most of his career at Barca, where his main achievements were achieved, and his two years at Paris Saint-Germain also set some records.

First, Messi is Barca's all-time top scorer, scoring a total of 672 goals. Second, he is the all-time top scorer in La Liga, recording a total of 474 goals. Third, he is the player with the most goals scored in a single season in La Liga, with 50 goals in 2011-12.

Fourth, Messi is the record holder for goals scored in a single calendar year in football, with 91 goals in 2012. Fifth, he is also the football club record for goals scored in a single calendar year, with 79 goals in 2012.

Sixth, Messi has scored the most hat-tricks in La Liga, 36. Seventh, he won the La Liga Golden Boot 8 times, the most in history. Eighth, Leo is the foreign player who has won the most La Liga titles: 10. Ninth, he won the European Golden Boot 6 times, the most in history.

Tenth, Messi has scored the most goals in the Champions League group stage history: 80. 11th, he has scored the most goals in the last 16 of the Champions League: 29. 12th, Messi single club has the most goals in the history of the Champions League: 120; 13th, Messi single club has scored the most goals in European competition: 123.

14th, Messi won a total of 38 titles in Barca and Paris, the most titles in the club's history. 15th, Messi surpassed Cristiano Ronaldo with 496 goals to become the all-time top scorer in the five major leagues. 16th, Leo won the Ballon d'Or 7 times, the most in history, and so on.