In the world of football, where extraordinary moments unfold and legends are born, there exist mavericks who shatter expectations and redefine what is deemed possible. These audacious individuals not only dominate the game but also carve their names in the illustrious pages of the Guinness Book of World Records. These footballers include;

5. Neymar – 4
When PSG wanted to acquire the services of Neymar from Barcelona, they had to shell out a hefty fee of €222 million (his release clause). This transfer made him the most expensive footballer in transfer history and set the Guinness World Record. This mammoth amount was more than double the then-most expensive transfer of Paul Pogba (€105) from Juventus to Manchester United. Neymar set another record for the fastest goal in Olympic history during Brazil’s semifinal match against Honduras at the 2016 Summer Olympics. The youngster snatched the ball off a Honduran defender and found the back of the net in just 14 seconds. Before Neymar’s goal against Honduras, the Guinness record for the fastest goal in Olympic history was held by Mexico’s Oribe Peralta.

4. Kylian Mbappe – 5
The youngest player to score 100 goals in the top division of French football (soccer) is Kylian Mbappé (France, b. 20 December 1998), on 21 March 2021 aged 22 years 91 days. Mbappé scored twice for Paris Saint-Germain during their 4–2 win over Lyon to bring up his century of goals in the French top flight. He bettered the mark set by Saint Etienne’s Hervé Revelli in 1969 by more than a year. Mbappé scored 16 league goals for Monaco before moving PSG in 2017. He finished Ligue 1’s top scorer in 2018/19 and 2019/20.

3. Robert Lewandowski – 9
Lewandowski collected four certificates from the Guinness Book of Records to commemorate his crazy five-goal blitz against Wolfsburg. Lewandowski now holds the records for the fastest hat trick (three minutes, 22 seconds), the fastest four-goal haul (five minutes, 42 seconds), the fastest five-goal salvo, and the first player to score five times as a substitute in the German league. The Pole only joined proceedings at halftime against Wolfsburg but still managed to find the net five times, all in a ridiculous eight minutes and 59 seconds.

2. Christiano Ronaldo – 40
Cristiano Ronaldo‘s achievement of 200 international caps for Portugal has been recognised by Guinness World Records. The Al-Nassr superstar accomplished this remarkable feat during Euro 2024 qualifier match against Iceland on Tuesday, June 20. As a tribute to his accomplishment, Ronaldo was presented with a formal certificate by Guinness World Records as a new official record holder. The most successful penalty-taker in LaLiga and the highest-rated player in FIFA 18; The most followers for an athlete on Twitter, the most followers on Instagram for an athlete, the most followed person on Instagram, the most viewed Wikipedia page for an athlete (male), and the most likes for an athlete on Facebook are the other records that are held by Ronaldo and many more.

1. Lionel Messi – 41
Argentine legend Lionel Messi holds a staggering number of Guinness World Records, and the Inter Miami superstar is expected to smash more before he retires. The seven-time Ballon d’Or winner has already bagged 34 trophies at club level, making him one of the most decorated footballers ever. Messi has won the FIFA World Cup, Copa América, and CONMEBOL titles on the international scene.
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In the world of football, where extraordinary moments unfold and legends are born, there exist mavericks who shatter expectations and redefine what is deemed possible. These audacious individuals not only dominate the game but also carve their names in the illustrious pages of the Guinness Book of World Records. These footballers include;

5. Neymar – 4
When PSG wanted to acquire the services of Neymar from Barcelona, they had to shell out a hefty fee of €222 million (his release clause). This transfer made him the most expensive footballer in transfer history and set the Guinness World Record. This mammoth amount was more than double the then-most expensive transfer of Paul Pogba (€105) from Juventus to Manchester United. Neymar set another record for the fastest goal in Olympic history during Brazil’s semifinal match against Honduras at the 2016 Summer Olympics. The youngster snatched the ball off a Honduran defender and found the back of the net in just 14 seconds. Before Neymar’s goal against Honduras, the Guinness record for the fastest goal in Olympic history was held by Mexico’s Oribe Peralta.

4. Kylian Mbappe – 5
The youngest player to score 100 goals in the top division of French football (soccer) is Kylian Mbappé (France, b. 20 December 1998), on 21 March 2021 aged 22 years 91 days. Mbappé scored twice for Paris Saint-Germain during their 4–2 win over Lyon to bring up his century of goals in the French top flight. He bettered the mark set by Saint Etienne’s Hervé Revelli in 1969 by more than a year. Mbappé scored 16 league goals for Monaco before moving PSG in 2017. He finished Ligue 1’s top scorer in 2018/19 and 2019/20.

3. Robert Lewandowski – 9
Lewandowski collected four certificates from the Guinness Book of Records to commemorate his crazy five-goal blitz against Wolfsburg. Lewandowski now holds the records for the fastest hat trick (three minutes, 22 seconds), the fastest four-goal haul (five minutes, 42 seconds), the fastest five-goal salvo, and the first player to score five times as a substitute in the German league. The Pole only joined proceedings at halftime against Wolfsburg but still managed to find the net five times, all in a ridiculous eight minutes and 59 seconds.

2. Christiano Ronaldo – 40
Cristiano Ronaldo‘s achievement of 200 international caps for Portugal has been recognised by Guinness World Records. The Al-Nassr superstar accomplished this remarkable feat during Euro 2024 qualifier match against Iceland on Tuesday, June 20. As a tribute to his accomplishment, Ronaldo was presented with a formal certificate by Guinness World Records as a new official record holder. The most successful penalty-taker in LaLiga and the highest-rated player in FIFA 18; The most followers for an athlete on Twitter, the most followers on Instagram for an athlete, the most followed person on Instagram, the most viewed Wikipedia page for an athlete (male), and the most likes for an athlete on Facebook are the other records that are held by Ronaldo and many more.

1. Lionel Messi – 41
Argentine legend Lionel Messi holds a staggering number of Guinness World Records, and the Inter Miami superstar is expected to smash more before he retires. The seven-time Ballon d’Or winner has already bagged 34 trophies at club level, making him one of the most decorated footballers ever. Messi has won the FIFA World Cup, Copa América, and CONMEBOL titles on the international scene.
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In the world of football, where extraordinary moments unfold and legends are born, there exist mavericks who shatter expectations and redefine what is deemed possible. These audacious individuals not only dominate the game but also carve their names in the illustrious pages of the Guinness Book of World Records. These footballers include;

5. Neymar – 4
When PSG wanted to acquire the services of Neymar from Barcelona, they had to shell out a hefty fee of €222 million (his release clause). This transfer made him the most expensive footballer in transfer history and set the Guinness World Record. This mammoth amount was more than double the then-most expensive transfer of Paul Pogba (€105) from Juventus to Manchester United. Neymar set another record for the fastest goal in Olympic history during Brazil’s semifinal match against Honduras at the 2016 Summer Olympics. The youngster snatched the ball off a Honduran defender and found the back of the net in just 14 seconds. Before Neymar’s goal against Honduras, the Guinness record for the fastest goal in Olympic history was held by Mexico’s Oribe Peralta.

4. Kylian Mbappe – 5
The youngest player to score 100 goals in the top division of French football (soccer) is Kylian Mbappé (France, b. 20 December 1998), on 21 March 2021 aged 22 years 91 days. Mbappé scored twice for Paris Saint-Germain during their 4–2 win over Lyon to bring up his century of goals in the French top flight. He bettered the mark set by Saint Etienne’s Hervé Revelli in 1969 by more than a year. Mbappé scored 16 league goals for Monaco before moving PSG in 2017. He finished Ligue 1’s top scorer in 2018/19 and 2019/20.

3. Robert Lewandowski – 9
Lewandowski collected four certificates from the Guinness Book of Records to commemorate his crazy five-goal blitz against Wolfsburg. Lewandowski now holds the records for the fastest hat trick (three minutes, 22 seconds), the fastest four-goal haul (five minutes, 42 seconds), the fastest five-goal salvo, and the first player to score five times as a substitute in the German league. The Pole only joined proceedings at halftime against Wolfsburg but still managed to find the net five times, all in a ridiculous eight minutes and 59 seconds.

2. Christiano Ronaldo – 40
Cristiano Ronaldo‘s achievement of 200 international caps for Portugal has been recognised by Guinness World Records. The Al-Nassr superstar accomplished this remarkable feat during Euro 2024 qualifier match against Iceland on Tuesday, June 20. As a tribute to his accomplishment, Ronaldo was presented with a formal certificate by Guinness World Records as a new official record holder. The most successful penalty-taker in LaLiga and the highest-rated player in FIFA 18; The most followers for an athlete on Twitter, the most followers on Instagram for an athlete, the most followed person on Instagram, the most viewed Wikipedia page for an athlete (male), and the most likes for an athlete on Facebook are the other records that are held by Ronaldo and many more.

1. Lionel Messi – 41
Argentine legend Lionel Messi holds a staggering number of Guinness World Records, and the Inter Miami superstar is expected to smash more before he retires. The seven-time Ballon d’Or winner has already bagged 34 trophies at club level, making him one of the most decorated footballers ever. Messi has won the FIFA World Cup, Copa América, and CONMEBOL titles on the international scene.
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Ronaldo top 1

Okenejude:


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Okenejude:


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Lewandowski