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The two "impossible" records that Messi is looking for in the MLS before the year ends

Lionel Messi's arrival in Major League Soccer has sent shockwaves through the league, and the Argentine superstar is now on the verge

By Sebastián Hernadez

Messi's Magic: Breaking Records and Redefining MLS. Foto: Instagram
Messi's Magic: Breaking Records and Redefining MLS. Foto: Instagram
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The 2024 MLS season has been marked by record-breaking attendance and a highly competitive regular season. Now, as the playoffs begin, there are even more historic milestones within reach, particularly for Lionel Messi and Inter Miami.

Kicking off their playoff journey against Atlanta United this Friday at 8:30 PM ET, Messi and his team will look to continue their dominant form. This series against Atlanta will be a rematch of their earlier encounters, where Atlanta emerged victorious in four out of six points.

Throughout this season, several impressive records have been set, showcasing the league's growing competitiveness and talent. Here are some of the most notable statistics for the 2024 MLS season, with a special focus on Lionel Messi and Inter Miami:

  1. Most points in a season: Current record holder: Inter Miami Inter Miami surpassed the previous record of 73 points held by the New England Revolution in 2021.
  2. Current record holder: Inter Miami Inter Miami surpassed the previous record of 73 points held by the New England Revolution in 2021.
  3. Highest win percentage in a season:Current record holder: Inter Miami (2024) - 0.765
  4. With a record of 22 wins, 4 losses, and 8 draws, Inter Miami achieved a remarkable win percentage of 0.765. This surpasses the previous record of 0.750 held by D.C. United, LA Galaxy in 1998, LAFC in 2019, and New England Revolution in 2021.
  5. Current record holder: Inter Miami (2024) - 0.765 With a record of 22 wins, 4 losses, and 8 draws, Inter Miami achieved a remarkable win percentage of 0.765. This surpasses the previous record of 0.750 held by D.C. United, LA Galaxy in 1998, LAFC in 2019, and New England Revolution in 2021.

As the playoffs unfold, all eyes will be on Messi and Inter Miami as they chase these historic records. Their success this season has already elevated the league to new heights, and further achievements could solidify their place in MLS history.


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