After scoring against Montpellier, Lionel Messi surpassed Cristiano Ronaldo to become the player with the most goals scored across all competitions in Europe's top five leagues. Lionel Messi currently has 697 goals in 835 games, while Cristiano has 696 goals in 918 games. Because he is currently playing outside of Europe's top five leagues, the Portuguese winger will be unable to catch up to Messi. Messi, who has surpassed him, has played 83 fewer games than the Al Nassr striker.
However, Robert Lewandowski comes in third place on the list. The Polish striker, who scored against Real Betis, has 587 goals in 587 games. Furthermore, Karim Benzema is ranked fourth on the list despite failing to score in Real Madrid's 2-0 win over Valencia last night. In 773 games, the French striker has scored 402 goals. Apart from Messi, Ronaldo, Lewandowski, and Benzema, no other player has scored more than 400 goals in Europe's top five leagues since 2000.
Other players in the top ten include Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (294 goals), Edinson Cavani (304 goals), Luis Suarez (311 goals), Sergio Aguero (362 goals), Zlatan Ibrahimovic (391 goals), and Luis Suarez (311 goals) (367 goals). However, apart from Suarez, who is currently playing in Brazil, Aguero is the only player on the list who is currently retired, with the rest still active in Europe's top five leagues.
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"serious problem":
£10m Leeds man sends warning to Arsenal
Mark Roca spoke of Arsenal among a range of topics when the £10million Leeds man was interviewed by his Mundo Deportivo.
The 26-year-old was asked by his media outlet Spanish News if the Gunners thought he could win his Premier League title this season.
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Roca had a lot of praise for his North London players, but he cautioned against settling for the title.
The Spaniard told Mundo Deportivo:
"It's very early. They are playing very well and having an incredible season, but this is the Premier League and you can't take it for granted.I think City have a lot of potential too. increase. I can't say that anything is being done.
“At Arsenal, Saca and Martinelli are at a very high level for me. Gabriel Jesus was also very good, Odegaard. they are at a very high level. We missed a penalty on the pitch but had very clear chances. We had more chances, but I think it caused them serious problems.
Roca is right. Despite how impressive Arsenal have been this season, they still have a long way to go in contention for the Premier League title.
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Liverpool fans will say there is no room for error in the title fight against Manchester City.
The Reds finished in his second place behind the Civics in both the 2018-19 season and his 2021-22 season, even though he scored 97 and 92 points in the respective seasons.
So even though Arsenal currently lead Premier League leaders Manchester City by five points, we cannot be complacent. Marc Roca's Arsenal message applies to Leeds
While Arsenal look over their shoulders at Manchester City, Leeds must continue.
As it stands, Jesse Marsh's side have taken him out of the relegation zone in 15th place, but he is just one point behind 18th-placed Bournemouth.
Many signings were made to improve the likes of Georginio Lutter, Max Warber and Weston McKennie, but Leeds could not be satisfied and said these signings were enough to protect them. believe.
Like Arsenal, Leeds need to keep pedaling - only on opposite sides of the Premier League.
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