Lionel Messi
Lionel Messi Would Be A Savage Manager For FC Barcelona
In an interview with Russian news source Blic, Barcelona and Argentina demigod Lionel Messi spoke on how he’d like to improve his penalty taking in 2018 and his future prospects as a manager.
The Best Training Moves From FC Barcelona In 2017
Messi Wants To Get Better At Taking Penalties In 2018
Lionel Messi is probably the best soccer player of all time, and one of the reasons for that is he never stops trying to improve himself. Even though he's a world-class passer, dribbler and finisher, Messi told a Russian outlet his goal now is to be a better penalty-taker.
Watch Messi Score A Devilish Bicycle Kick In Training
Lionel Messi scores amazing goals in games all the time, bud did you know he also scores amazing goals in practice sometimes? It's true! This compilation of Barcelona training goals features some cool stuff from Messi and others, but Messi setting himself up for a bicycle kick is undoubtedly the pick of the bunch.
Francesco Totti Quote On Lionel Messi And Cristiano Ronaldo
Messi is number one, just don't tell Cristiano.
18 Side-by-Sides Of Footballers In '07 And '17 That Say It All
Time is a flat circle (shout out Rust Cohle).
These 18 photos will show you footballers 10 years ago in 2007 and today in 2017. Some of growth might shock you. Some might not. All we know is:
- David Luiz is not the same person.
- David De Gea went from a weenie to a G
- Kaka hasn’t really aged
Enjoy!
Zidane’s Plan To Limit Lionel Messi Backfires Spectacularly
When the starting lineups for Saturday’s El Clasico were announced, there was really only one surprise in the 22 players named for battle: Zinedine Zidane’s decision to drop Isco to the bench in favor of Mateo Kovacic. For many, Isco has been Real’s best player over the past year — a footballer of sublime skill, technique and playmaking ability — while Kovacic’s inclusion meant one thing only: Lionel Messi limitation.
Messi And Suarez Highlight Barcelona's 3-0 Victory Over Real Madrid
Barcelona opened up a nine-point gap at the top of La Liga with an astounding 3-0 victory over Real Madrid at the Bernabeu on Saturday. Real now trail the leaders by 14 points, a seemingly insurmountable margin when coupled with what transpired over the final 45 minutes in Madrid.
Reminder: Last Spring's El Clasico Was An All-Timer
Everyone remembers Lionel Messi's performance in El Clasico back in April. He scored two goals: one incredible dribble goal and a late winner because of course he scored a late winner.