After drawing 3-3 with France in extra-time, Argentina secured their third ever title in the competition via penalties.
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Messi scored twice during the match and netted a spot-kick in the shootout on his way to glory.
It's the third international title he has won with his country, and the seven-time Ballon d'Or recipient has once again underlined his greatness.
His efforts have seen one of his former clubs demand a documentary is to be made about him.
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Argentinian outfit Newell's Old Boys, the side where he spent much of his youth, have called for Netflix to produce a film on the star.
In a tweet from their English Twitter account, they attached a suggested poster, with Messi being joined by manager Lionel Scaloni.
Both of them played for the club early in their careers, with Old Boys simply saying to Netflix: "You know what to do."
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Scaloni and Messi were also teammates for their country in the past, and have now won football's biggest prize together.
Argentina lost their previous final in 2014, an extra-time defeat to Germany.
However, it was written in the stars for the South Americans and their star player in what was a thrilling encounter against France.
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Messi may never play at the World Cup again, but he has certainly etched his name into football history.