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Lionel Messi achieved eight world cup records in 2026, reaffirming his position as the greatest player in World Cup history, despite Argentina's loss in the final against Spain. He became the top assister in the tournament's history with 12 assists, and totaled 33 goal contributions, figures no other player has matched. Additionally, he led the chance creation chart with 24 big opportunities, 101 key passes, and was the most dribbled past with 140 successful dribbles. He also had the most shots on target with 64 attempts. Furthermore, he holds the record for the most World Cup matches played, with 34 games and a continuous 5 hours and 54 minutes of participation, highlighting his exceptional playmaking skills and legendary status in World Cup history.
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