Lionel Messi was awarded during the most recent 'Marca América Award' gala, held in the city of Miami by the renowned Madrid newspaper. The '10' received a special award for having surpassed Dani Alves as the winningest footballer in history with 46 titles that are added to 56 other individual distinctions, including 8 Ballon d'Ors. Upon receiving the award, the Argentine 'crack' did not hesitate to remember FC Barcelona.
"When we started I was lucky enough to win many titles in the club of my life, which is Barcelona. Win titles also in Paris (Saint-Germain), come here (to Inter Miami) and win titles," said 'La Pulga '. In that sense, the man from Rosario said he felt happy and grateful to have been able to achieve all his dreams as a footballer, including winning a World Cup, "something we all want."
"The truth is that I can't ask for more, but we are close to being able to win another title and the goal is to try as always," added Leo, referring to the possibility of winning the Major League Soccer (MLS) with Gerardo's team. 'Tata' Martino. However, the '10' did not want to get 'wet' about his options to compete in the next World Cup, since his objective is to "live day to day and be well."
Messi and Barça, closer to a possible reunion
For Messi, the month of November can set the table for a possible return to Barcelona. The man from Rosario, like other legends of the club, will be one of the guests of honor at the gala for the 125th anniversary of the Barça team that will take place at the end of next month in Barcelona. Although the Rosario's schedule is tight due to his commitments with Inter Miami and the Argentine national team, the possibility of seeing him back in Catalonia remains open. If he cannot travel, Leo will send a congratulatory video to Barça on his birthday.