@justyn_lfc Some guys here think they know more about footballers than people whos whole job is to find the best talents who can improve us and sign them😭
🚨🗣️ Lionel Scaloni on Lionel Messi:
"At 39, some might think he's (Leo Messi) no longer at the same level, but I don't know how many times I've said it: as long as Messi still wants to play, he'll remain the best. That's what I believe, and not because I'm his coach."
"As long as he has the desire, he'll stay the best. And it's natural that a day will come when he turns fifty, and then it won't be the case for us who know him, see him training, and watch him do exceptional things."
"I can't even imagine what he was like at 23 or 24 with Barcelona under Guardiola. I don't even want to imagine it. We've talked about this a lot within the technical staff, and watching that version of him must have been something indescribable."
"And that's why, if you ask any player who lived through that period, they'll tell you what Leo was doing back then. As for me, nothing he delivers surprises me."
"I think he'll remain the best until the day he loses the desire to continue, because that moment will come eventually, and only then will he stop being the best."