2023-08-03 07:26:00
Lionel Messi broke records once more on and off the pitch. After arriving at Inter Miami, Messi, who has been making waves on the ground by scoring goals in every match, has set a new record outside the ground this time. Messi made a record in jersey sales.
According to a report by ESPN and Fanatics, Messi holds the record for the most jersey sales in the first 24 hours of joining a new team.
According to the report, Messi sold more jerseys in the first 24 hours following his arrival at Inter Miami than any other sports star’s record.
Now Messi has rewritten the record held by Tom Brady in the NFL. The all-time jersey sales record was held in 2020 when Brady traded from the New England Patriots to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Messi has surpassed not only Brady, but also his all-time rival in football, Cristiano Ronaldo, and basketball legend LeBron James.
Messi has also broken the jersey sales record set in 2021 when Ronaldo returned to his old home Old Trafford from Juventus and in 2018 when LeBron James joined the Los Angeles Lakers from the Cleveland Cavaliers.
The fact that the reports of new records being set in Messi’s name came out when Inter Miami was on the brink of victory is also exciting the fans.
Last day Masi had written a new record in his name. Messi has the achievement of being the footballer with the most Guinness records.
Messi’s second goal during the Inter Miami-Atlanta United match earned him the 41st Guinness Record. The goal was scored in the 22nd minute of the match with an assist from Robert Taylor.
With this, the goal became the most watched live event in American history. An estimated 3.4 billion people watched the goal live. This was followed by Messi’s pursuit of the record and surpassing Ronaldo.
Football players who hold the most Guinness World Records
Lionel Messi – 41
Cristiano Ronaldo – 40
Robert Lewandowski – 9
Kylian Mbappe – 5
Neymar Jr – 4
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