Of the 42 La Liga stadiums where Lionel Messi has played since his debut in the Spanish tournament more than 15 years ago, on October 16, 2004 against Espanyol, the Barcelona forward has managed to score in 37 of them, that is, in 88% of the stadiums where he has played, according to the statistics held by the Barcelona entity.
The Riazor, the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán, and the Santiago Bernabéu are the three favorite fields of the Argentine star, who has pierced their goalposts on 36 occasions, combining the three stadiums.
The numbers speak for themselves. Of the 438 goals that Lionel Messi has scored in 474 La Liga matches (a figure that credits him as the top scorer in the 5 major European leagues), 186 goals have been scored in 37 different stadiums throughout Spain.
And it's because every time the '10' azulgrana has played more than once in a field, he has found the net. Only the Carlos Belmonte of Albacete, the Municipal de Chapín of Xerez, Los Pajaritos of Numancia, the Ramón de Carranza of Cádiz, and the Enrique Roca of Real Murcia have resisted him. In all of them, he has only played once.