Lionel Messi fans gave hilarious reactions as the Argentine equalled Cristiano Ronaldo's league-title tally at Real Madrid in just two seasons at Paris Saint-Germain (PSG).
In nine years at Real Madrid between 2009 and 2018, the Portuguese managed just two La Liga titles (11-12 and 16-17 seasons). Messi, on the other hand, won two league titles in France in just as many years.
Messi also broke Ronaldo's record of the most goals scored in Europe's top-five leagues when he netted in PSG's 1-1 draw with Strasbourg on Saturday, May 27. The Argentine now has 496 goals in Europe's top five leagues now as compared to his rival's 495.
Soon after PSG secured the 2022-23 league title, Messi fans took to Twitter to troll Ronaldo.
"Bodied penaldo," one fan wrote.
Another highlighted Lionel Messi's achievement in France, saying:
"Conquered France."
One fan pointed out that it took Ronaldo nine years to win two league titles in Spain, while Messi just needed two in France.
Here are some of the other reactions:
Notably, Ronaldo also won four Champions League titles with Real Madrid, the same as Messi did with Barcelona. However, Messi's overall Champions League tally stands at five.
Cristiano Ronaldo fails to win league title in Saudi Arabia
While Lionel Messi secured his second league title with PSG, Cristiano Ronaldo couldn't help his side Al Nassr to the Saudi Pro League title.
The Portuguese joined Al Nassr midway through the ongoing season after mutually terminating his Manchester United contract. This took place following Ronaldo's explosive comments against the club and manager Erik ten Hag during an interview with TV personality Piers Morgan.
The Saudi Arabian club were leading the league table when Ronaldo joined them in December. However, his arrival saw the club slow down enough to lose the league title to rivals Al Ittihad.
Al Nassr were top of the Saudi Pro League, albeit by only one point when Ronaldo arrived. However, they squandered the lead as the league progressed before losing it to the rivals.
Ronaldo has 17 goals and four assists in 35 matches for Manchester United and Al Nassr. Fourteen of those goals have come in Saudi Arabia.