Just imagine this…
Pelé played 4 World Cups and finished with 10 assists, making him the all-time assist leader in World Cup history.
Messi played 5 World Cups—and is now playing his 6th—and has 9 assists, the 2nd most in the tournament’s history. Right behind him is Maradona, who played 4 World Cups and recorded 8 assists.
Then there’s this madman called Michael Olise.
In the 1st World Cup of his career, he’s already reached 5 assists—and he’s not done yet. Just think about that.
Olise is on track to challenge that all-time World Cup assist record in a single edition.
And that’s not all. He already has 31 assists this season, while the all-time record for most assists in a single season belongs to Messi with 34.
That means he’s just 5 assists away from becoming both the all-time World Cup assist leader and the player with the most assists in a single season.
A terrifying player.
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Bruno Fernandes played 120 minutes, scored a goal, hit the crossbar nearly scoring one of the best goals ever seen at Old Trafford, led a comeback for the ages then stayed at sign autographs for fans more than two hours after the game had finished.
That's my Captain right there.