A year later, in his sixth appearance for his country, he scored his first international goal against Croatia. Messi's goal against Serbia and Montenegro on June 16, 2006, became him Argentina's youngest-ever FIFA World Cup scorer at the age of 18 years and 357 days. He is still only second to Diego Maradona's record of five goals in one game. Messi has since then gone on to become one of the greatest players in world football history, with records that will likely be broken once he has retired. He is the all-time leading scorer in the Champions League with 128 goals and is the most decorated player in UEFA club competitions with five league titles, three FA Cups, a UEFA Super Cup and a FIFA Club World Cup medal. As well as being the highest-paid player in the world, he also has the highest salary per minute played (estimated at $1.6 million per year). He is a four-time winner of the Ballon d'Or award, received his third in 2016, and has been nominated for the prize six other times. The last time he did not receive the award was in 2009 when Cristiano Ronaldo won out over him again. Before making his debut for Barcelona, Messi spent eight seasons with local side Newell's Old Boys, scoring 132 goals in 175 appearances.