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Inter Miami claimed a 1-0 away victory over Toronto, in a match in which Leo came on for the final half hour. If the Florida-based side secure maximum points in their final-day meeting with New England, they will set a new points record in the MLS regular season.

Leo won the 46th title of his career by clinching the Supporters' Shield with Inter Miami to add to his list of team honours and cement his status as the most decorated player in the history of the game. The Argentinian has claimed a total of six trophies with Argentina, 35 with Barcelona, ​​three with Paris Saint Germain and two with the Herons.

Leo's honours:

La Liga titles: 10
Spanish Super Cups: 8
Copa del Rey crown: 7
UEFA Champions Leagues: 4
UEFA Super Cups: 3
Club World Cups: 3
Ligue 1 titles: 2
Copa América: 2
French Super Cup: 1
FIFA World Cup: 1
FIFA U-20 World Cup: 1
Olympic gold: 1
Finalissima: 1
Leagues Cup: 1
Supporters' Shields: 1

Leo scored a double in the visit to Columbus Crew as Inter Miami lifted the Supporters’ Shield, a trophy that recognises the Florida outfit as the best team during the MLS regular season, with two games to spare. The Argentinean netted twice in a 3-2 away success over the reigning MLS champions to secure the Herons' second-ever piece of silverware. Leo, with 19 goals in 20 league games, lifted the 46th team honour of his career, a haul that includes the World Cup, two Copa América crowns, ten La Liga titles and four UEFA Champions League triumphs.

Leo can lift his second piece of silverware in an Inter Miami shirt this Wednesday as his side bid to claim the Supporters’ Shield, which is awarded to the most consistent team in MLS. The Flordia-based side will taste glory if they overcome Columbus Crew in Ohio. The Argentinean heads into the encounter with 17 goals from his 19 Eastern Conference outings this term. Inter, who sit top of the pile on 65 points, face second-placed Colombus, who lie second with eight points fewer. It will be the sides' ninth meetings in all competitions, with the Herons ' having claimed four wins and a draw and suffered three defeats.

Leo's goal from outside the box in Inter Miami's draw with Charlotte takes the team a step closer to the Supporters' Shield, which they could claim on Wednesday following the match against Columbus Crew. The Argentinian now has 17 goals to his name from his 19 outings for the Herons this season. The Florida side sit top of the Eastern Conference with an eight-point advantage over their nearest pursuers.

Inter Miami will bid to maintain their eight-point lead at the top of the MLS standings in Saturday’s match against Charlotte on Matchday 31 of the Eastern Conference campaign. The Florida-based outfit will have to wait to see what their rivals do as they bid to take a step closer to taking the Supporters’ Shield crown after having secured their spot in the 2025 edition of the Concacaf Champions Cup a few hours ago.

Leo heads into the encounter at Chase Stadium with 16 goals and 12 assists from his 18 outings this term.