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List of NBA stars who labelled Lionel Messi as the ‘GOAT’ after World Cup triumph: Trae Young, James Harden and more

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Many believe that Lionel Messi could’ve probably ended the GOAT debate after winning a World Cup trophy. The 35-year-old has ever possible accolade and trophy the sport of football has ever seen. With France lined-up against them, the iconic No. 10 left no stone unturned in securing the most prestigious silverware in Qatar.

Lionel Messi

In a 6-goal thriller, Lionel Messi scored 2 for Argentina as the reigning Copa America champions won 4-2 in the penultimate penalty shootout. In a match which could be deemed as the greatest ever Finals contest, various NBA stars too were stuck to their screen. Now, when Messi won the his most desired trophy, there were many superstars from James Harden to Josh Giddey who deemed Messi as the GOAT.

The Paris Saints Germain striker scored 7 goals in the competition, including 2 in the Finals. In what could’ve been his final appearance in a World Cup-competition, the 35-year-old rose to the occasion to lead his side past the victory line.

Lionel Messi GOAT: NBA stars give their approval

There were many who discussed the credentials of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi in the GOAT debate, but the latter’s triumph in Qatar has possibly ended the debate for some NBA stars. Some of whom were: Rudy Gober, Josh Hart, James Harden, Trae Young, Josh Giddey and Donovan Mitchel Take a look at some of the reactions down below-

The former Barcelona left-footed striker shattered several records en route to the trophy that Argentina has been pining for 36 long years since the great El Diego had done it for them.

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Lastly, has Messi ended the GOAT debate with this win? Or there is still a chance for CR7 to compete against it? Let us know in the comments down below.

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