While superstar Cristiano Ronaldo's (39, Alnasr) six-pack abs have been the talk of the town, the "God of Soccer" Lionel Messi (37, Inter Miami) has also shown off a solid six-pack.
Sports433 recently uploaded a video of Ronaldo and Messi hitting the weights. Both players showed off their chiseled chocolate six-packs, which are still flawless as they approach their 40th birthday. Ronaldo and Messi's massive muscles. It's a testament to their rigorous training. Even at their advanced age, they're still working hard to perform well on the field.
Soccer fans also admire them. Many soccer fans posted goat emojis, which stands for GOAT (Greatest Of All Time), praising the players for their consistent self-care and unwavering passion.
As their toned muscles attest, Ronaldo and Messi are still going strong. 토토사이트
Ronaldo, in particular, scored 54 goals in 2023, the most of any soccer player in the world. He scored 54 goals in 59 games this year. That puts him ahead of Bayern Munich's Harry Kane (57 games - 52 goals), Paris Saint-Germain's Kylian Mbappe (53 games - 52 goals), and Manchester City's "monster striker" Elling Holland (60 games - 50 goals).
Ronaldo's 54 goals are a combination of goals scored for club and national teams. He scored 44 goals in 50 games for Alnasr and 10 goals in nine games for the Portuguese national team.
Lionel Messi (right) celebrates with a teammate. /Photo: Inter Miami social media
Messi's arrival in the U.S. was also a goal-scoring storm. He led his club, Miami, from last place in the league to its first trophy, the North American League Cup. Miami quickly became the most popular team in American professional soccer. Messi also helped his country Argentina win the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, a long-held dream.
Messi also won the Ballon d'Or for the eighth time in his career last October. Messi first won the Ballon d'Or in 2009 and went on to win it four years in a row until 2012. He went on to win the honor in 2015, 2019, 2021, and 2023.
Ronaldo, meanwhile, has won the Ballon d'Or five times: in 2008, 2013, 2014, 2016, and 2017.