The Barcelona boss says that he feels honored to have witnessed the Argentina international's record goalscoring run.
Tito Vilanova has stated that he feels lucky to have witnessed many of Lionel Messi's goals and says he is pleased with the recognition he has received.
The Barcelona star recently scored his 86th goal of the season against Real Betis to break the record for most goals scored in a calender year, which was previously held by Gerd Muller.
"Messi's record has been recognized by Guinness World Records, I do believe. His goals are there for all to see and I just feel lucky because I have been able to witness nearly all of them," Vilanova told a press conference.
The Spanish coach went on to speak about his side's next opponent Atletico Madrid, and stressed that it is not a one-man team based around Falcao.
"Falcao is in great form, but they also have Diego Costa, Arda Turan and others," he said.
"One player cannot do every job for the team. They have a lot of good players that are all on the same wavelength."