Lionel Messi

Lionel Messi is known as an Argentian soccer player. He is most famous for setting records for goals scored and being one of the best players ever.

Background and Age

Lionel Messi was born on June 24, 1987, in Rosario, Argentina. As a young man, Lionel Messi followed along when his two more seasoned siblings who played soccer with their companions. At eight years old, he was enlisted to join the adolescent group of Newell's Old Boys, a Rosario-based club.

Smaller than the vast majority of the children in his age bracket, Messi was eventually analyzed by specialists as experiencing a hormone inadequacy that limited his development. Messi's folks, Jorge and Ceclia, settled on a routine of daily development hormone infusions for their child, however, it before long proved difficult to pay a few hundred dollars for each month for the medicine.

Wife and Kids

On June 30, 2017, Lionel Messi married Antonella Roccuzzo, his long-lasting sweetheart and the cousin of his closest companion and soccer player Lucas Scaglia. Messi met Roccuzzo in the place where they grew up of Rosario when he was five years of age. Their marriage was labeled by Argentina's Clarín paper as the wedding of the century. It was held at a lavish inn in Rosario, with various star soccer players and Colombian pop star Shakira on the 260 member guest list.

Messi turned into a father in November 2012 when Roccuzzo brought forth a child, Thiago. In September 2015, the couple's subsequent child, Mateo, was born.

A career as a Soccer Player

By the age of 16, Messi started suiting up for the FC Barcelona. He placed himself in the record books on May 1, 2005, as the most youthful player to ever score a goal for the team.

In July 2019, The South American football confederation said scrutinizing the uprightness of the Copa America is unacceptable after Lionel Messi asserted Argentina were casualties of corruption in their 2-1 prevail upon Chile. Messi saw red towards the finish of the primary portion of their third-place play-off in Sao Paolo and wouldn't partake in the award service. The Barcelona star was expelled following a showdown with former Cardiff midfielder Gary Medel, who was additionally given a red card. Messi appeared to have been dong wrong by the Chile protector Medel appearing to drive his head towards the Argentina playmaker as they squared up, chest to chest.

The Argentina chief recommended he had been singled out after his remarks over the crazy administering in the wake of their 2-0 loss against hosts Brazil in Belo Horizonte.