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Inter Miami and Lionel Messi surpass Cristiano Ronaldo and Al Nassr in jersey sales: both enter the Top 10

Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo keep their fans on the edge of their seats with their plays and have shown their support at all times.

Defending them on social media, watching their games, or wearing their jerseys, fans have placed the Inter Miami captain above the Al Nassr star in the ranking of the 10 best-selling jerseys in 2025 so far.

Leo beats CR7 in sales

According to Euroméricas Sport Marketing , the club that sold the most jerseys was Real Madrid with more than 3.1 million sales . Barcelona follows with 2.9 million and Paris Saint-Germain with 2.5 million.

Rounding out the top five is Bayern Munich with 2.3 million, and finally, in fifth place is Leo's club, Inter Miami, with 2.1 million , the only non-European club in the top five.

And where is Cristiano Ronaldo? Although the Portuguese player and Al Nassr made it into the top 10, they are in tenth place with 1.2 million sales . Ahead of the Saudi club are Boca Juniors (1.9), Manchester United (1.8), Flamengo (1.6), and Chelsea (1.4).

The teams that sold the most jerseys in 2025:

Meanwhile, Al Nassr is coming off a 4-0 win over FC Istiklol Dushanbe in the fifth match of the AFC Cup group stage on Wednesday, November 26, although CR7 did not play .

However, against Al Khaleej, Cristiano scored the final goal in his team's 4-1 victory with a bicycle kick that sealed the deal for his rivals, bringing his total to 954 goals and leaving him just 46 goals shy of achieving one of the last major goals of his career.

While Ronaldo approaches the record number of 1,000 goals, Messi already boasts 1,300 goal contributions between 896 goals and 404 assists after a goal and three assists in the conference semifinals against Cincinnati.

Now, Leo and Inter Miami will host New York City FC in the final on Saturday, November 29, at 6 p.m. ET.

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