“Tell the Boys His Life Story” – Argentina and Barcelona Legend Wants Primary Schools to Teach Lionel Messi Subject, Who Is an Example of Persistence’

Lionel Messi is a proper soccer genius. His greatness in the game is undeniable. Messi has etched his name in the chronicles of soccer history as one of the greatest players to have ever graced the sport. From his early days at FC Barcelona to his stint at Paris Saint-Germain, Messi’s impact on the game has been nothing short of extraordinary.

Everyone has been in awe of the little magician’s work, as they are never short on praise for his antics. Messi’s talents show he doesn’t need a teacher, as he is a self-taught maestro. While young fans try to emulate him, it seems the kids might even be taught about him as a subject. Well, that’s what this legendary player believes.

Argentina and Barcelona Legend want schools to teach Lionel Messi Subject

Former Argentinian and Barcelona superstar Gabriel Milito wants primary schools around the world to teach the ‘Lionel Messi subject.’ Yes, you heard that right, the legendary defender wants his fellow countrymen to be taught as a subject in schools. While speaking with TNT Sports Argentina, he said, “He is an example of persistence.”

“I think that in primary school there should be a Leo Messi subject and thus tell the boys his life story, for everything he had to go through and suffer to be world champion with the National Team”. Milito suggests it will help the toddlers learn about all the difficulties they faced to become the best players ever.

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He also spoke about Messi’s empathic World Cup triumph. “Time put things in their place. Now we can say that the house is in order, he is an example for many Argentines”. The former Barcelona defender was very happy to see La Pulga lift the prestigious trophy. Both Messi and Milito have had good memories with each other.

Milito also had a remarkable career

Milito had the privilege of playing alongside Messi both at the international and domestic levels. The defender arrived in Barcelona in 2007 but left in 2011 for Argentina’s CA Independiente, where he retired a year later. With Messi, he enjoyed the glory days of Barca under Pep Guardiola. With the Catalans, he won the famous treble.

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He also won a La Liga title and two Spanish Super Cups with Real Zaragoza. After hanging up his boots, Milito transitioned from a player into a coach. The former defender has coached several Argentinian clubs. Currently, the 42-year-old is managing Argentinos Jr. Indeed, it has been a remarkable journey for Milito.

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