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The Argentine star Lionel Messi scored his eighth goal in the 2026 World Cup during Argentina's victory over Egypt in the Round of 16, bringing him closer to his Portuguese rival Cristiano Ronaldo in the race for the all-time top scorer in football. Ronaldo currently leads the chart with 977 goals and 261 assists, while Messi has 920 goals and 415 assists. Messi needs to score 80 more goals to reach a thousand, whereas Ronaldo only needs 23 to break the record. Messi still holds the advantage over Ronaldo in World Cup history, having scored 21 goals compared to Ronaldo’s 11, and he contributes more to goal creation, reflecting his legendary status in global football.
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