"We Were Lucky Enough to Win Everything" - Lionel Messi Sheds Light on Successful Stint at Barcelona
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The Argentine star reviews during his intervention in the presentation of the Princess of Asturias prizes the importance of valuing the processes, the effort and the assumption of defeats in the sport
Lionel Messi reveals key advice he got at 16 that helped him become a Barcelona legend
Lionel Messi has revealed how Ronaldinho and Barcelona's senior stars helped him overcome his nerves as a teenager, urging him to forget their reputations and simply enjoy playing football.The eight-time Ballon d'Or winner entered Frank Rijkaard's first-team environment aged just 16, making his debut in a friendly against Porto. Despite his talent, the young Argentine found himself intimidated by a dressing room filled with established names.Spe…
“I want to be remembered as a great sportsman.” Argentine football hero Lionel Messi (Inter Miami) has achieved the honor of becoming the first football player to win the ‘Princess of Asturias Prize’ in the sports category alone. The Princess of Asturias Prize is one of the most prestigious awards in Europe, often referred to as Spain’s Nobel Prize.
Argentine Inter Miami striker Lionel Messi answered a question about what Barcelona means to him, with which he has won numerous trophies and individual awards. “What does Barcelona mean to me? So many wonderful moments that it is difficult to summarize the meaning of the club in just a few words... I have a very special love for the city and the club. In Barcelona we were lucky to win everything, not only because of what we achieved, but also b…
The footballer, winner of the Princess of Asturias Sport Prize 2026 has once recognized the influence of his parents in raising their children
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lne.es"You have to enjoy the process and not just keep the result; to grow you have to learn from the defeat and know how to lose is the most important thing, although you also have to know how to win." That was the great lesson of life that Leo Messi, Prize "Princess of Asturias" of the Sports, offered on his arrival to the Principality. The Argentine astro lived about 24 hours of madness, with fans in every corner waiting to see his great idol close…
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