🎥 A golden brace: Messi sets a new record | OneFootball

Lionel Messi has made headlines once again.

On Saturday night, during the Major League Soccer match between Inter Miami and Atlanta United (4-0), the Argentine scored a brace that allowed him to set a new historic record.

Thanks to these two goals, the Florida captain became the first player in MLS history to achieve nine matches with at least two goals in a single regular season.

At 38 years old, the former Ballon d'Or winner continues to redefine the concept of longevity at the highest level, proving that even far from Europe, he remains a unique player—capable of making football history, no matter the continent.

Here is the video summary of the Inter Miami – Atlanta United match.

Meanwhile, another veteran reminded us that talent never ages. Thomas Müller, 36, secured victory for Vancouver against Orlando with a goal scored in the 97th minute (2-1).

A symbol of a golden generation that refuses to fade away, Müller, like Messi, embodies this exceptional longevity where experience, clarity, and instinct continue to make the difference, match after match.

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