The Guinness World Records organization recently unveiled the top five players with the most records, and Messi and Ronaldo dominate the list.

Despite the fact that both Ronaldo and Messi have announced their retirement from European football, the age-old debate of who is the finest player in the world may never be answered. On the other hand, if the stats are to be believed, this two-horse race did look to be profitable.

The prestigious Guinness Organization just published a list of the top five football players in terms of world records in their various positions. The first two slots on our list go without a doubt to Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.

As a result, Lionel Messi has been acknowledged as the player with the most Guinness World Records honors, with 41. On his tail is his competition CR7, who has a worse record.

The top five are completed by Neymar, Kylian Mbappe, and Robert Lewandowski, who hold four, five, and nine Guinness World Records, respectively.Their stats are nowhere near those of Messi and Ronaldo, demonstrating once again that this pairing has dominated the football community at the highest level, placing them light years ahead of the competition.

Messi’s recent achievement of being the player with the most Guinness World Records and his chances of winning the World Cup in 2022 have a strong association.He is presently the player with the most World Cup appearances (26), as well as the player with the most World Cup best player accolades (11). Both of these records were set in this city.

In addition, he is the only player to have won the Ballon d’Or seven times, the youngest player to score 50 goals in the Champions League, and the football player who has appeared on the most cover of game magazines. He is also the only player in history to have won the Ballon d’Or seven times. Video games get 10 points.

Meanwhile, Ronaldo maintains his international dominance by owning the record for the most national team appearances (200) as well as the record for the most goals scored (123). CR7 has 140 goals in the Champions League competition, making him the competition’s all-time best scorer.