At 0:00 AM UTC on September 17, Inter Miami will face off against Mexican team Cruz Azul for the CONCACAF Champions League title, and Messi is expected to lift another trophy.

Last year, Messi led Inter Miami to win the MLS Cup, securing his 47th career title. The team also qualified for the CONCACAF Champions League.

The CONCACAF Champions League is an annual North American football competition featuring the champions of Major League Soccer and Liga MX, determining the champion between the two major North American leagues.

However, according to media outlets such as Goal, the CONCACAF Champions League is not an official competition recognized by FIFA and regional confederations , and is more akin to a friendly match. Therefore, Messi's true 48th title may have to wait a little longer.

In addition, "AS" reports that the team cannot qualify for the Club World Cup by winning the CONCACAF Champions League.

Messi's 47 career titles at a glance

Barcelona era (35 titles)

Champions League winner 4 times

La Liga winner 10 times

Club World Cup winner 3 times

UEFA Super Cup winner 3 times

Copa del Rey winner 7 times

Spanish Super Cup winner 8 times

Paris Saint-Germain era (3 titles)

Ligue 1 winner 2 times

French Super Cup winner 1 time

Inter Miami era (3 titles)

MLS Cup winner 1 time

Supporters' Shield (Regular Season Champion) 1 time

Leagues Cup winner 1 time

Argentina national team (6 titles)

World Cup winner 1 time

Copa América winner 2 times

CONMEBOL–UEFA Cup of Champions winner 1 time

Olympic Gold Medal winner 1 time

FIFA U-20 World Cup winner 1 time

Messi is already the player with the most trophies in football history. Messi will also compete with Inter Miami for the MLS regular season title this year. Messi may also achieve an unprecedented 50 titles in football history next year.

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