Argentina captain Lionel Messi has added another milestone to his legendary career after scoring in Argentina’s 3-1 victory over Jordan at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The Inter Miami forward came off the bench and found the net during Argentina’s final group-stage match, helping the defending champions secure another win.
The result saw Argentina finish top of Group J with nine points from three matches.
Argentina star extends scoring run
Messi’s goal against Jordan means he has now scored in seven consecutive FIFA World Cup appearances, becoming the first player to achieve the feat in the history of the competition.
The record covers his final four appearances at the 2022 tournament and his first three matches at the 2026 edition.
The 39-year-old now has six goals at the tournament.
Messi continues remarkable tournament form
The former Barcelona captain has been one of Argentina’s standout players at the World Cup.
He scored three goals against Algeria, added two against Austria, and completed his tally with a goal against Jordan.
His latest achievement further strengthens his reputation as one of football’s greatest-ever players.
Argentina prepare for knockout stage
Following their perfect group-stage campaign, Argentina will now move into the Round of 32.
The reigning champions are scheduled to face Cape Verde as they continue their title defence.