Associated PressElite scoring company: Ronaldo, Messi and soon to retire Indian legend Sunil Chhetri
Indian soccer legend Sunil Chhetri is in elite company — of those still playing, only Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, with 128 and 106 respectively, have scored more international goals than Chhetri. “It was not that I was feeling tired,” Chhetri, who had a short spell in the United States with the MLS's Kansas City Wizards in 2010, said in a video posted on social media. Chhetri, who has won five domestic league championships, played his first game for India against Pakistan in 2005 and in the time since, his goals and leadership have helped the Blue Tigers become the undisputed dominant force in South Asia and a more visible presence at the continental level.
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