The winner in life! Messi is currently ranked first in the world football champions with 46 championships, and one person is expected to surpass him and become the first in history

After defeating Tottenham in the penalty shootout in the early morning of yesterday, the French Ligue 1 overlord Paris Saint-Germain won the European Super Cup this season. So far, they have won the championship in five events this season and become the biggest winner in European football this season! As the world's number one sport, its commercial value and influence are incomparable to any other sport. Winning the championship and honor of a top event is also an important benchmark for measuring the achievements of a great player, and the World Cup championship is the ultimate dream pursued by countless outstanding players in the world football world for their entire lives. Looking at the history of world football, those legends shining with football history have written their own chapters of the times with champions.

Among the active players in world football, Argentine superstar Leo Messi leads the world with 46 official competitions. His career spans Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, Miami International and the Argentina national team. After leading Argentina to win the Qatar World Cup in 2022, Messi finally realized his ultimate dream and became the only winner of the world football Grand Slam achievement.

The following Messi are Alves (43 championships), Marginhos (40 championships, not counting the Toulon Cup champion), Iniesta (39 championships), Pique (37 championships), Maxville (37 championships), Giggs (36 championships), Busquets (36 championships), Ronaldo (35 championships), Daglish (35 championships), and Di Maria (35 championships). Among the top ten players, Alves, Iniesta, Pique, Maxville, Giggs and Daglish have all retired, while among the remaining players, Marginhos is a dark horse. He is likely to surpass Messi to become the first in history in the future.

Marquinhos was born in May 1994. As a central defender, he is now in his year of playing. As the double captain of Paris Saint-Germain and Brazil's national team, the 31-year-old has won 40 championships in his career after helping the team win the European Super Cup in the early morning yesterday, and his number of championships will continue to grow in the future.

In the summer of 2013, 19-year-old Marginhos joined Paris Saint-Germain from Roma in Serie A with a transfer fee of 31.4 million euros. Since then, he has grown up quickly and has become the team's absolute backcourt core. During his 12 years of playing for the club, he helped the team win 1 Champions League, 10 French Super Cups, 8 French Cups, 6 French League Cups, and 1 European Super Cup. Before joining Paris Saint-Germain, he followed Corinthian in the Brazil League to win the 2012 South American Liberators Cup! In terms of the national team, he helped the Brazilian youth national team win the U17 South American Championship, and in the adult national team, he helped the Brazilian team win the 2016 Brazil Olympics and the 2019 Copa America championship. Now with 40 championships in hand, he will become the biggest threat to Messi's first championship in history.

31-year-old Marginhos now has a contract with Paris Saint-Germain in the summer of 2028, and he has just turned 34 by then. If his competitive condition remains good, Paris Saint-Germain may renew his contract for one or two seasons. In the next three seasons, as the absolute overlord of the Ligue 1, there is only suspense in the Champions League, and the league champions, French League Cup and French Super Cup on the domestic are almost all in their pockets. Even if it happens once or twice, it is just an accident. As long as he plays in Paris Grande, the more championships he will win. As for the Brazilian national team, if Marginhos can maintain his current competitive state, he has the opportunity to participate in two Copa America and two World Cups. It is not too much of a surprise to win one of the championships. After all, as a traditional power in the world football world, the Brazilian team is a favorite for the championship in every competition!

Marquinhos, who now has 40 championships, is still 6 different from Messi's 46 championships, but he is 7 years younger than Messi. At the same time, the Paris Saint-Germain team he is in has almost no opponent in the Ligue 1. If everything goes well, Marquinhos will have a high probability of surpassing Messi in the future and becoming the football player with the most championships in the world football world!