Ronaldo opened his museum in Arabia; Messi didn't want to be left behind and is organizing a world tour

Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo are both two of the best footballers on the planet. Undoubtedly, both have marked an era and will continue to mark it for many years to come. For many, it is difficult to determine an heir for both talents. While for others, such successors are both Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland. On the other hand, other footballers continue to appear day after day.

The rivalry between Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo continues to make a difference. Since the arrival of the Portuguese star in Spain in 2009, both have revolutionized the world of soccer breaking record after record and making La Liga one of the best in the world. In addition, for many, both players were laying the foundations of what modern football has become.

Now, both away from Europe, they are dedicated to living their lives in their respective teams. Lionel Messi took the MLS route while Ronaldo took the Saudi Pro League side. Similarly, with only a few years of career ahead of them, both Cristiano and Lionel are now dedicated to exploring other sources of income. It is known that recently, Ronaldo opened his first museum in Saudi Arabia. To which Messi did not want to be left behind.

Messi is organizing a World Tour

It is worth mentioning that Lionel Messi has a new venture called the Messi Experience, which is basically an interactive experience that transports you to Messi's life from his beginnings in Argentina, as well as his time in Barcelona to the present day with Inter Miami. This format, according to MARCA, will be in touring in 150 countries by 2024, including Miami, where it will make its debut on April 25, 2024. The documentary will have a duration of 75 minutes