At 39, Messi still remains in contention for football’s biggest individual honour after his performances at the World Cup. While the focus is increasingly shifting towards a potential Yamal-Mbappé rivalry, Harry Kane’s remarkable goalscoring form could delay the start of a new era by another year. At 39, Messi still remains in contention for football’s biggest individual honour after his performances at the World Cup. While the focus is increasingly shifting towards a potential Yamal-Mbappé rivalry, Harry Kane’s remarkable goalscoring form could delay the start of a new era by another year.
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