Argentina Legend Lionel Messi Hails Jordi Alba as His Most Loyal and Understanding Teammate
In a recent interview, renowned football star Lionel Messi spoke highly of his former Barcelona teammate, Jordi Alba, labeling him as the most loyal player he has encountered throughout his illustrious career. Messi’s remarks, which resurfaced from his interview with Radio Catalonia in 2018, shed light on the remarkable bond shared between the two players.
A Special Connection:
Reflecting on their time together on the pitch, Messi emphasized Alba’s exceptional ability to comprehend his style of play, even when executing no-look passes. “Jordi Alba has had an innate understanding of my game. It’s incredible. I can trust him implicitly to interpret my movements, even when I don’t make eye contact,” Messi remarked in admiration of his former teammate’s intuition.
Messi’s admiration for Alba goes beyond the football field. When the Spanish full-back bid farewell to Barcelona, Messi expressed his heartfelt wishes for a bright future and happiness for his dear friend. In a touching tribute, Messi conveyed, “You are more than a teammate to me. The bond we have developed throughout the years has been truly wonderful. I wish you and your family all the success and happiness in this new chapter of your career. Thank you, Jordi, for everything.”
Phenomenal Performance with Inter Miami:
Meanwhile, following his move to the American League club, Inter Miami, Messi has been displaying exceptional skills on the field. Inter Miami triumphed over Nashville in the League Cup final, with Messi leading the team to victory. In a closely contested match, which saw both teams level during regular and extra time, it was ultimately Messi’s masterful penalty kick that secured the winning title for Inter Miami.
Since joining Inter Miami, Messi has made a significant impact, netting goals in all seven games he has played. Notably, this accomplishment adds to his spectacular record of winning titles, as Messi now holds an astonishing total of 44 trophies – the most in the history of football.
A Record-Breaking Endeavor:
As Messi celebrated lifting the League Cup with Inter Miami, he added another milestone to his already glittering career. With 10 goals and one assist in just seven games, Messi’s remarkable form has elevated his status as one of the greatest footballers of all time.
Highlighted Content: Lionel Messi on Jordi Alba
Argentina legend Lionel Messi named the most loyal player in his career. The actor said this while sharing his experience while playing in Barcelona. Messi said that former Barca team-mate Jordi Alba is a player who fully understands him and can trust him to give a no-look pass. Messi’s interview with Radio Catalonia in 2018 attracts attention once again.
‘Jordi Alback has been able to understand me completely. As soon as I give a no-look ticket he gets the point. I have a special relationship with Alba,’ said Messi.
Messi’s message when Alba parted ways with Barcelona also drew attention. Messi said that Alba is more than a teammate to him. Messi wished the new stage in his career to bring happiness.
‘You are more than a teammate to me. What a wonderful journey it was to develop such a bond between us. Best wishes to you and your family. I hope that the new stage in your career will bring you happiness and success. Thank you for everything, Jordi,’ wrote Messi.
At the same time, after arriving at the American League club, Inter Miami, Messi is seeing a great performance. Inter Miami beat Nashville in the League Cup final to win the title. As the two teams remained equal in regular time and extra time, Mesipada took the lead in the penalty kick. After arriving at Inter Miami, Messi managed to score in all seven games and lead the team to victory.
Messi has 10 goals and one assist in seven games. Another record came for Messi after lifting the cup for Miami in the League Cup. Messi holds the record for winning the most titles in football history. With this, Messi has 44 titles.
Content Highlights: Lionel Messi on Jordi Alba
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