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Earthquake: Lionel Messi leaves Barcelona

16 Champions League wins, 79 championships, 80 trophies: Messi's new team

Four world champions, Euro and box office winners as well as Olympic champions.

The Argentine star has joined Paris Saint-Germain in one of the most decorated squads in history

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Tuesday, 10 August 2021, 17:20 Updated: 17:25

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At his sentimental farewell event from Barcelona, ​​Lionel Messi made it clear that he wants to be part of a winning team.

This is what awaits him in Paris Saint-Germain.

On paper, this is not just a winning team but one of the most decorated faculties in history.

Will this connection lead both sides to achieving the ultimate goal - the Champions League (for the first time in the history of PSG, for the first time since 2015 for Messi)?

The answers at the end of the season.

Until then, here's the endless list of PSG players, which has swelled significantly with the addition of Sergio Ramos and now with the arrival of Messi.

* Degrees outside the top five leagues have not been counted.

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World Cup (4)

• Ramos 1

• Draxler 1

• Kimpamba 1

• Ambape 1

Kimpamba and Killian Ambape with World Cup (Photo: Reuters)

Euro / Copa America (9)

• Ramos 2

• Danilo 1

• Marcinius 1

• Donaroma 1

• Varati 1

• Fords 1

• Di Maria 1

• Messi 1

Sergio Ramos at Euro 2008 (Photo: AP)

Olympic gold (5)

• Marcinius 1

• Neymar 1

• Di Maria 1

• Messi 1

• Rafinha 1

Neymar with Olympic gold (Photo: GettyImages)

Champions League / Libertadores (16 + 2)

Ramos 4

Messi 4

Navas 3

Neymar 2 (1 Libertadores)

Hakimi 1

Marcinius 1 (Libertadores)

Di Maria 1

Rafinha 1

Vinaldom 1

Neymar and Leo Messi with Luis Suarez and the 2015 Champions Cup (Photo: Reuters)

Senior Championship (79)

• Messi 10

• Varati 7

• Marcinius 6

• Bernat 6

• Ramos 5

• Neymar 5

• Di Maria 5

• Kimpamba 4

• Ambape 4

• Kurzaba 4

• Rafinha 3

• Draxler 3

• Nabas 2

• Dagba 2

• Dialo 2

• Kahrar 2

• Fards 2

• Follow 2

• Hakimi 1

• Herrera 1

• Vinaldum 1

• Icardi 1

• Serbia 1

He also has a variety of degrees.

Angel Di Maria (Photo: Reuters)

National Cups (80)

• Messi 7

• Di Maria 7

• Neymar 6

• Rafinha 6

• Marcinius 6

• Varati 6

• Draxler 5

• Kimpamba 4

• Kurzaba 4

• Ambape 3

• Herrera 3

• Follow 3

• Nabas 2

• Ramos 2

• Bernat 2

• Dagba 2

• Kahrar 2

• Dialo 2

• Fards 2

• Serbia 2

• Icardi 2

• Hakimi 1

• Danilo 1

At the top of the table of additional degrees.

Marco Verratti, right, after winning the 2020 Champions League (Photo: GettyImages)

Additional Degrees (140)

• Varati 14

• Messi 13

• Markinius 12

• Ramos 11

• Nabas 10

• Di Maria 10

• Kurzaba 9

• Kimpamba 7

• Herrera 6

• Draxler 6

• Neymar 6

• Ambape 4

• Rafinha 4

• Bernat 4

• Hakimi 3

• Dagba 3

• Fards 3

• Dial 3

• Serbia 3

• Kahrar 2

• Vinaldum 2

• Icardi 2

• Donaroma 1

• Follow 1

• Danilo 1

* League Cups, Super Cups of all kinds, World Team Championship - only as a player in the senior leagues

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