"He changed football" - Lionel Messi explains why Pep Guardiola 'did harm' to the sport during his stint at Barcelona

Lionel Messi, 37, makes retirement admission as Inter Miami star opens up on 2026 World Cup

Lionel Messi, 37, makes retirement admission as Inter Miami star opens up on 2026 World Cup - Lionel Messi has addressed growing speculation about his potential participation in the 2026 World Cup, refusing to rule out the possibility of leading Argentina's title defence

"Scored four goals and still didn't become champion" - Lionel Messi comments on Kylian Mbappe's performance in 2022 World Cup final

Argentina icon Lionel Messi has admitted he's still in disbelief over Kylian Mbappe's exceptional performance during the 2022 FIFA World Cup final.

Messi acknowledges that his intention after winning the World Cup was to return to Barça – Pledge Times

The former Barça’s former player and current Miami player, Leo Messi, has acknowledged in an interview for the YouTube channel Simply football That his will after winning the 2022 World Cup was to return to Barcelona as a player. “After the World Cup I could not see me in another European team that was not Barça. My goal was to return to my house, where everything started. But unfortunately it could not be possible,” he recognized during the int…

Messi will be 40 years old when the 2026 World Cup is played, but he does not rule out anything. “I go day by day and see how I feel physically and be honest with myself,” he said.

Lionel Messi on Emiliano Martínez, World Cup final vs. France

Lionel Messi spoke about Emiliano Martínez and the 2022 World Cup final against France. Messi gave an interview with Simplemente Fútbol where he discussed wanting to play in the 2026 World Cup, Argentina’s matches in the 2022 World Cup and going first in a penalty shootout for his teams. In the interview, the Argentine also discussed Emiliano Martínez and the final against France. Here is what he had to say: “We know that when we get to penalty …

The duel of March 20, 2025, between Paraguay and Chile, marked a before and after in the qualifiers heading for the FIFA World Cup 2026. With the stadium Defensores del Chaco full of 42,000 spectators, the atmosphere was electrifying. It felt the tension. And it had to be won. From Wilmar Roldán’s initial whistle, it became clear that the two combined sought to impose their hierarchy to approach the world dream. In the first minute, the locals l…