It’s hard to imagine football without Lionel Messi, fair to say.
Whether we like it or not, the day when Messi retires will come sooner or later and football will once again return to normality.
The Barcelona superstar has done remarkable things during his playing career with club and country, scoring 526 goals for Barcelona and winning pretty much every trophy possible with the Catalans.
He’s also Argentina’s top scorer of all time, but he’s been often criticised for not performing with the national team like he does with his club.
And as the man himself has revealed in an interview with Russian website Blic Sport , at the moment he doesn’t see football in his future.
“I will probably not be a coach after I retire,” he said.”
“But there is enough time, I can still change my mind.
“At home we rarely speak about football, it has to be something special around Barcelona or Argentina to open discussion about football during family lunch.”
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