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Messi aims to break 8 World Cup records
Lionel Messi is preparing to participate in the 2026 World Cup final with the Argentine national team against Spain, aiming to secure his second consecutive title and to break or tie eight historic records. Among the records he seeks to achieve are becoming the oldest outfield player to participate in a final at age 39, the oldest player to score in the World Cup, and tying with Cafu as the third player to appear in three World Cup finals. He also aspires to contribute a goal to equal Gerd Müller's record, with a free-kick that would give him the record for most goals scored from free kicks in the World Cup. Additionally, he aims to win the title as the oldest player to retain the trophy, and his goal would make him Argentina's all-time top scorer in the World Cup with 9 goals, surpassing Ronaldo. Messi is striving for an exceptional night to cement his historic standing in football during this final.
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