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Leo scored one of Argentina’s goals against Zambia (5–1) in the friendly match played at La Bombonera stadium. With this goal, the Argentine now has 902 career goals, 117 of which are with the national team. Leo has scored against 40 different national teams in his career.

Argentina defeated Mauritania 2–1 in the friendly match played during the FIFA international break. Leo played the entire second half of the match.

Leo scored a free-kick goal in Inter Miami’s 3-2 win against NYC at Yankee Stadium in New York. With this result, the Florida team reaches 10 points and climbs to second place in the MLS standings. As for Leo, he continues his scoring streak in the American league with 4 goals in 4 matches.

Leo faces NYC this Sunday at Yankee Stadium in Matchday 5 of the MLS. NYC leads the standings with 10 points, three more than Inter Miami. Leo heads into the match with 3 goals in 3 games in the U.S. league.

On Wednesday, Leo scored the 900th goal of his career, doing so in fewer matches than any other player in football history. The Argentine's goal against Nashville came in his 1,142nd appearance across spells with FC Barcelona, PSG, Inter Miami, and the Argentine national team. He also achieved this milestone at a younger age than anyone else, reaching 900 goals at 38 years and 268 days old.

Throughout his career, Leo has recorded 900 goals: 672 with FC Barcelona, 115 with the Argentine national team, 81 with Inter Miami, and 32 with PSG, in a total of 1,142 matches.

Inter Miami will play Matchday 4 of the MLS this Saturday at the Bank of America Stadium in North Carolina, against Charlotte. The Florida team arrives with two wins in three matches and sits third in the standings with 7 points, two more than their opponent. Leo heads into the match after scoring three times in the last two games. Inter and Charlotte have faced each other 10 times in history, with a favorable record for the Florida side: 5 wins, 2 draws, and 3 losses.