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Welcome to my football career.

Am I the GOAT?

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Messi : I scored 91 goals in 1 year
Bro : I scored 536 goals in 1 game💀

AccelenesiaMapperAndTDS

Prime Messi ❎
Prime Ronaldo ❎
Prime Razza ✅🔥💀

lolmanlol

Everton scored at least 1351 goals in one game 🤣
Edit: I added “at least “ 😉

Bil-XL

The amount of edits I’ve seen of this video is crazy💀💀💀

Zain

Matches:54
Goals:595
Assists:882
Goat for a reason🐐
Edit:Thanks everyone for 6.9k likes❤

tapansen

Lewandovsky:5 goals in 9 minutes🤩
Messi: 91 Goals in one year🤑
Bro: 536 goals in 90 minutes💀

Tomijado

Biggest what ifs in football history:
“What if Neymar stayed at Barca”
“What if Ansu Fati didn’t get injured”
“What if he played two games”

Hxydznz

Messi: I have most assists (378)
Messi: I also have most goal in a year (91)
Bro: I have 536 goals in a game☠️
Bro: I also have 815 assists in a game☠️

sonagevorgyan

10 years for an legendary carrier❌
1 game for a legendary carrier✅

mohax

I've seen enough. Deduct 10 points from Everton. 💀💀

iamnoobus

Bro was so good Ronaldo and Messi teamed up to kidnap him 😂

colleenparkin

Messi: I scored 91 Goals in A Calendar Year
Razza: I played 1 Game and scored 536 goals. THE SCORE WAS 1351-0

OfficialRoblox_Kaka

Messi:1219 g/a in his career
Bro:1351 g/a in a game

funwithavneesh

Bro won 23 ball'on'dors in 1 day 💀Edit: 658 LIKES!!! Also Subscribe if you like this comment

MeNow-kq

Once upon a time in the grand theaters of football, a legend was born—a man whose career started in the lush fields of Barcelona, took an inexplicable turn through the swamps of Everton, and ended on the lofty peaks of Manchester City. His name, long whispered among football aficionados, was synonymous with impossible statistics, yet he always remained humble—or perhaps he just didn't have time for the spotlight.

At his first club, FC Barcelona, this maestro played a mere 32 games. But, in that short stint, he proved that he didn't need time to establish himself as a force of nature. Thirty-four goals and 42 assists—an astounding feat, considering some players can't even manage half that in a decade. The fans were sure they were witnessing the next Messi, but this player? Oh no, he was beyond such mortal comparisons.

Then came the odd detour to Everton. No one knows why or how, but in one single, solitary appearance for the Toffees, he produced a miracle. He netted 536 goals and supplied 815 assists. To put this in perspective, one might say this game alone should have gone down in history as the football match of the century—if only it hadn't mysteriously been lost to time. No recordings, no coverage—just whispered rumors and tales from the lucky few who witnessed that singular, godly display of footballing genius.

After that, where could a man like him go? He retired—obviously—but not in the traditional sense. Instead, he gracefully descended into Manchester City’s ranks, not as a star reborn, but as a veteran still running circles around his opponents. In his twilight years, across 21 games, he managed 25 goals and 25 assists—casual numbers for someone who once toyed with entire defenses for fun.

And so, the legend quietly walked off the pitch, his boots hanging in the locker, his statistics immortalized.

JonJ