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Messi reached the 46th championship with the clubs he played for and the Argentine national team, and widened the gap with his former teammate Dani Alves to two titles, as the second-placed Brazilian’s tally stopped at 44 titles.

Egyptian Hossam Ashour, the former Al-Ahly player, comes in third place with 39 titles, and immediately behind him is the Spanish Andres Iniesta, fourth in the rankings with 38 championships.

Cristiano Ronaldo – Lionel Messi

Brazilian Maxwell has 37 titles in fifth place, then Gerard Pique and Sergio Busquets, the Spanish stars, and Welshman Gareth Bale is sixth in the rankings with 36 titles.

Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo, the star of Al-Nasr, ranks seventh with 35 titles, equally with Frenchman Karim Benzema and Kenny Dalglish.

The Madeira missile needs to win 11 championships in the coming period before retiring in order to be on par with Messi, provided that the Argentine’s current tally stops and he does not win any other championship.

Ronaldo is preparing to lead Al-Nasr against Al-Orouba in the sixth round of the Saudi League 2024-2025 season the day after tomorrow, Saturday.

The Al-Nasr and Al-Orouba match will start at nine o’clock in the evening, Mecca and Cairo time, and ten o’clock Abu Dhabi time.