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MLS: Messi reaches 927 career goals
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MLS: Messi reaches 927 career goals

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Inter Miami captain, Lionel Messi on Saturday reached 927 career goals.

Messi achieved the feat after scoring four goals in Inter Miami’s 7-1 win against CF Montreal.

Messi’s first goal came in the 40th minute of the encounter when he scored from a deflected free kick.

The Argentina forward then finished off a sublime solo effort 12 minutes later.

He then completed his hat-trick with a delicate chip with seven minutes left on the clock.

The 39-year-old eventually dispatched another free kick into the side of the net deep into stoppage time.

Messi has played for Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain and now Inter Miami.

MLS: Messi reaches 927 career goals

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