While Messi's salary is $20m per season, this is Ronaldo's salary in Saudi Arabia

Both Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo shone in this FIFA International Break. The Inter Miami player scored a brace against Peru and established himself as a totally decisive player for Argentina. Meanwhile, Ronaldo did his thing and bagged a brace in two games. One against Slovakia and the other against Bosnia and Herzegovina, marking an era with Portugal.

Given this, things are going well for both players who are on the verge of achieving important things with their countries. So far, Portugal has qualified for the EURO2024. With this said, it marks a before and after in the history of Portugal. Along with Ronaldo, the Portuguese team has qualified at 6 euros consecutively. On the other hand, in the case of Argentina, the South American team is still in first place.

The reigning world champion continues to defend his title in the best way and at the moment they are the only unbeaten leaders of the South American Qualifiers. Brazil's draw against Venezuela and the defeat against Uruguay left the way clear for Lionel Scaloni's team to continue their good momentum. The victory in Peru served to consolidate the team and demonstrate its great footballing quality.

After the match, Lionel Messi took the opportunity to dismiss some rumours that were being said. For example, the Argentine ruled out a possible loan move to FC Barcelona and revealed the reasons why he decided to stay in Miami despite not having qualified for the MLS playoffs. Faced with this, the fans were a little disappointed but understood the reasons.

Messi earns $20m in Miami, here's what Ronaldo earns

According to national and international media. Lionel Messi's salary in Miami is around $20m per season, making him the highest-paid player in all of MLS. Meanwhile, Cristiano Ronaldo's salary at Al Nassr is higher by a wide margin. According to reports, Ronaldo earns a total of $200m per season at the Saudi Pro League.