Haaland shatters Messi's record: 60 goals in just 60 games!

Erling Haaland scored a brace against Paris Saint-Germain, raising his Champions League goal tally to 61 and reaching his 60th goal in 60 matches, breaking Lionel Messi's record.

With a double against Paris Saint-Germain, Erling Holland increased his number of goals in the European Champions League to 61 and by reaching the 60th goal in 60 games, he broke Lionel Messi's record.

Ambassador Arjan-Sports Group: Manchester City lost 4-2 against Paris Saint-Germain in their second match in the European Champions League at home. "Skavka" statistical network reported that Holland needed only 60 games to reach 60 goals in the Champions League and broke the record of Lionel Messi, the Argentine legend who needed 80 games to reach the same number in this competition. His first goal against the French team brought his number of goals to 60, and the second goal made the Norwegian striker reach the record of 61 goals scored in this competition. Both goals of the former Dortmund star were scored in the second half. Another achievement was achieved for this attacker. With 38 goals for Manchester City in the Champions League, he became the best scorer in the club's history in this competition and surpassed Sergio Aguero's 36 goals. Paris Saint-Germain topped the Champions League table with 6 points and a better goal difference than its nearest rival. City is in 17th place with 3 points.

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