Argentina on Wednesday night won the trophy, thanks to goals from Lautaro Martinez, Angel Di Maria, Paulo Dybala.
Although the Finalissima might just be a glorified friendly, Messi’s impressive performance on the night saw him add another ‘trophy’ to his cabinet.
Prior this win, the 34-year-old had won 37 trophies in his senior career, with last summer’s Copa America victory being his first major senior-level title with Argentina.
With the lowly-rated Finalissima added to the list, here is what Messi’s trophy cabinet looks like.
2005
Supercopa de Espana (with Barcelona)
FIFA U20 World Cup (with Argentina U20)
2006
UEFA Champions League (with Barcelona)
Supercopa de Espana (with Barcelona)
2008
Olympic Gold (with Argentina U23)
2009
Copa del Rey (with Barcelona)
UEFA Champions League (with Barcelona)
Supercopa de Espana (with Barcelona)
UEFA Super Cup (with Barcelona)
FIFA Club World Cup (with Barcelona)
2010
Supercopa de Espana (with Barcelona)
2011
UEFA Champions League (with Barcelona)
Supercopa de Espana (with Barcelona)
UEFA Super Cup (with Barcelona)
FIFA Club World Cup (with Barcelona)
2012
Copa del Rey (with Barcelona)
2013
Supercopa de Espana (with Barcelona)
2015
Copa del Rey (with Barcelona)
UEFA Champions League (with Barcelona)
UEFA Super Cup (with Barcelona)
FIFA Club World Cup (with Barcelona)
2016
Copa del Rey (with Barcelona)
Supercopa de Espana (with Barcelona)
2017
Copa del Rey (with Barcelona)
2018
Copa del Rey (with Barcelona)
Supercopa de Espana (with Barcelona)
2019
2021
Copa del Rey (with Barcelona)
Copa America (with Argentina)
2022
CONMEBOL-UEFA Cup of Champions (with Argentina)
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