Lionel Messi remains the all-time leading scorer for Inter Miami, and the gap is starting to look sizable. The captain has 90 goals in 103 matches for the club, a total that sits far above every other name on the young franchise's scoring list.
That matters because Inter Miami are still building their history. The club began in Major League Soccer in 2020, which means there is no long scoring ledger to work through. Even so, Messi has already separated himself from the rest of the roster in a way that is unusual for a team this new.
Messi's place in club history
The comparison points help show the scale of the number. Gonzalo Higuaín arrived in Fort Lauderdale from Juventus in 2020 and finished with 29 goals in 70 matches. Leonardo Campana scored 32 goals in 100 matches. Luis Suárez has also added to the club's attack, including a recent hat trick that lifted his total further.
Against that backdrop, Messi's 90-goal mark stands out even more. He has scored nearly as many goals as those other prominent Inter Miami attackers combined, and he reached the figure in just 103 matches. For a club that only started in 2020, that is a fast-moving record that may take a while to catch.
Why it matters now
The update is also a reminder of how quickly Inter Miami's scoring hierarchy has changed. Over the last three years, Messi has turned the club's attack into the centerpiece of its identity, while recent scoring runs from players such as Germán Berterame and Suárez continue to add context to the leaderboard.
For Inter Miami, the bigger picture is simple: Messi is still the standard. Every goal he adds makes the all-time chart harder for anyone else to reach, and it reinforces just how much of the club's early history now runs through his name.
