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    Lionel Messi speaks out on Barcelona, Pep Guardiola, Luis Enrique & Argentina’s World Cup hopes
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    Lionel Messi speaks out on Barcelona, Pep Guardiola, Luis Enrique & Argentina’s World Cup hopes



    Lionel Messi sat down for an exclusive interview with Movistar, where he discussed his career at Barça and his relationships with Pep Guardiola and Luis Enrique. Messi also spoke out about his World Cup 2022 ambitions with Argentina, along with his career as a whole. I hope you’ll enjoy it!

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    8. @e-maestro on

      Excellent Lionel Messi, his character speak for itself. On his quote on modern football, Football has indeed changed quite a bit, in every aspect of the pitch, position and formation. Teams implement more structured ways of playing relying more on the collective. I believe it does play a part and stifles creativeness however most teams prefer this due to having more risks in game in terms of league positions and competitions, call it a safe way of playing. If you look back at early 2000s, 90s and even late 80s almost every league had world class legendary players and creative formations, particularly Italy. Football has changed quite a bit that now finding any player resembling a Messi, Ronaldo, Zlatan or even Neymar clubs are willing to splash huge cash. I think football will change again, Italians once ruled the game with defensive prowess, the Spanish with tactical possession, and for me now it is moving to a more German high octane football, with balanced width, fast wingers, mobile midfields and deadly strikers.

    15. @MegaAA1997 on

      @TalkFCB could you please make a video discussing the Frank Kessie situation?
      He’s a player with dynamic talent, and characteristics unique from the rest of the team. He hasn’t been given a real chance to make a place for himself in the team. Sure maybe if Busquets leaves, he may get more minutes, but a player shouldn’t have his whole season sacrificed just because he was brought in at a time where we’re stacked in the midfield.

    22. @ahmedj.5311 on

      been a big fan of your vids since 2017, but i just feel like you should have a diferent channel about ronaldo's interview and world cup previews whether for argentina or other countries because this stuff have nothing to do with barça

    23. @davithov on

      Yes, I understand that it is hard for 13 year child to live in Barcelona without his parents, but imagine 13 year old children living in Afghanistan :). Which one is harder?

    25. @maunzee on

      If Cristiano didn't learn from the GOAT how to deal with benching will never learn accept his own mistakes and how to conduct a great Interview. Another Gr8 lesson from the ⚽️👑🇦🇷22🌍🏆🥇🔥🔥🔥

    28. @adetokunboemmanuel1138 on

      With the rigidity being solidified into the game of football, it'll eventually become so predictable and boring. There must be a way to bring in some creativity and individual sense and skills of football into the play

    29. @godwindavid259 on

      Messi shouldn't go back to Barca coz a nite bad situation dat happened to Ronald at Manchester can happen on him and also want Barca to build a new generation of young boys like Fati, Pedri, Gavi, Torreas and others. Messi shouldn't come back to Barca dats my thought. Love u Messi

    31. @desmondachocky537 on

      Just the contrast between Messi and Cr7 off the pitch like it is when on the pitch is just mind blowing.Being a messi fan must be a great delight,no drama,just football n humility.That's why I will forever love this guy.

    43. @luyandambele3342 on

      If Messi says that Pep Guardiola is the best coach he's ever had and Guardiola says Messi is the best player he's ever coached; Messi is the best player in the world and Pep is arguably the best coach in the world, I mean its just sweet poetry and privilege to have witnessed.

    46. @MilgrineGenio on

      Messi is right about special players. Pele had the same dilemma. Some coaches would try to put the players in a box. And that is where creativity gets undermined.

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