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Home » Messi moves into second place on all-time free-kick goals, Ronaldo in ninth
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Messi moves into second place on all-time free-kick goals, Ronaldo in ninth

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Inter Miami’s Lionel Messi is now second on the all-time free-kick goals list.

Messi has surpassed several legendary Brazilian players and is well ahead of long-time rival Cristiano Ronaldo.

The Argentina captain has now scored 75 direct free-kick goals in his career, while Ronaldo is on 63.

In 2026 alone, Messi scored six free-kicks and has overtaken Juninho Pernambucano (72), Roberto Dinamite (73) and Jair (74).

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Messi is only behind Brazilian midfielder, Marcelinho Carioca, who has 78 to his name.

Ronaldo remains ninth on the all-time list, but the 41-year could still pass players such as Jorge Aravena (65), Siniša Mihajlović (67), and Marcos Assunção (68) before retiring.

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