Barcelona and Argentina Legend Lionel Messi opened his chances to be in the 2026 World Cup with the Albiceleste, and to explain why he heard why he heard why he heard why he heard why he heard why he heard PEP Guardiola? Inter MIAMI Star is on the edge of Major League Soccer, as they seek their first MLS Cup against the Vancouver Whitecaps.
Messi, who has admitted that he can return to live in Barcelona after his career, is a painful point for the blaugrana, and the fans have never had a chance to say goodbye. Things ended on bad terms with their best manager again, Pep Guardiola, who left after falling through the cracks.
Speaking to ESPN, Messi explained why he felt Gugeiola was the best manager.
“For me, Guardiola is different. There are better coaches, but he has something different. For me, he is the best.”
“We were lucky that we were all with Barcelona – all of him. He had the players he needed. Then he kept winning.”
“Even if he didn’t win the club championship at Bayern, he changed the way football is played in Germany, where they were used to a different style. In England he did the same… He didn’t change the way the whole league plays.
How Guardiola developed Messi
The 38-year-old was managed by Guardiola from the age of 21 to 25, in what was perhaps his longest spell as a player at club level. Messi explained how the symbiosis between the two was developed.
“From the beginning we had a great relationship. PEP was very close, we talked a lot, and I learned a lot from him. I learned a lot in my game. I learned a lot with him – how to read spaces.
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“He was the one who put me in as a false nine; in Barcelona’s youth teams I played behind the striker. That was really my position. Even if I disagreed with myself [Frank] Rijkaard and later with PEP, they put me as a winger, but I had never played there. But I continued to add things to my game and continued to grow football – wise too. “
Messi on his chances to make the 2026 world cup
Messi also explained that he would not be there for the Finalissima that could take place between Spain and Argentina in March. He will be coming to this game during the Miami Community, and it will not be good in his eyes. He agreed to discuss the appearance of the World Cup with Manager Lionel Scalani.
“The Truth We Talked About. He [Scaloni] It’s understandable, and we’ve discussed it a lot. He always tells me that he will love to be there for me in any role. We have a relationship of great trust and we can talk about everything. “
“But to be honest, having a proteason in the middle changed everything for me. It’s like starting a new season from scratch, and there was Qatar, and many felt better because they had less burden because they had less burden because they had less burden because they had less burden.”
He finished by adding that he wanted to be there.
“I hope I can be there. I have said before that I would like to be there. Not too much, I will be there watching it live, but which country will it be, because we live in a very different way.”
In September, Messi was featured in what many believed to be his last game for Argentina on home soil. El Monumental paid Messi emotional scenes, which reduced the veteran star to tears. If Messi makes the World Cup, it will probably be his last show on the international stage.
