Messi’s Seventh Ballon d’Or: A Legend Rides Again
Paris lights up once more as Lionel Messi claims the Ballon d’Or for the seventh time, turning a game‑changing moment into a moment of pure celebration.
Quick Recap of Messi’s Trophy Count
- 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 – first streak of glory
- 2015 – a triumphant return
- 2019 – back on top
- 2024 – today’s record‑setting victory
Why This Win Feels So Special
“It’s incredible to be here again. Two years ago, I thought it was the last time. Winning the Copa America was key,” Messi mused, striding onto the stage at Paris’s Theatre du Châtelet.
Messi’s Journey from Barca to PSG
- Joined Paris St Germain on a free transfer this summer.
- Collected a whopping 613 points, outpacing Bayern Munich’s star, Robert Lewandowski, who landed 580.
Other Top Contenders
- Jorginho secured third place with 460 points, trailing behind Messi but ahead of Karim Benzema and Ngolo Kante.
With the Ballon d’Or now firmly in his belt, Messi’s legacy is etched in history. Whether it’s a dazzling goal or a choreographed celebration, he continues to weave magic on the field—proving once again that football isn’t just a game; it’s a masterpiece painted with passion and flair.
