
While no side is close to equaling last year’s champion Real Madrid overall trophy haul – the Spanish giants have 10 titles – there are plenty of individual records that could be broken this weekend.
Lionel Messi is only 27 but he already has won 23 titles with Barcelona and going into the final he is the joint all-time topscorer in the Champions League (exc. qualifiers) with 77 goals, he needs just one goal to take the record outright from Cristiano Ronaldo.
Did you know? Messi could become the first player to score in three #UClfinal(s) pic.twitter.com/OI904Ammqs
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Who will be outright top scorer after the #UCLfinal? Or will Ronaldo and Messi share the prize? pic.twitter.com/IY5NZkN4Wk
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Xavi: "I have had many duels with @Pirlo_official - he's the best in Italy." #UCLfinalpic.twitter.com/cfbdBUZMtn
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The road to Berlin! #UCLfinalhttps://t.co/kea5OXPg95
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