Messi is too strong! Even if he is not at his peak! He can easily suppress Argentinian defenders in training!

November 2nd. In an interview with the media Infobae, former Argentina head coach Ricardo Gareca praised Messi, the first man in history that he had ever coached. The Messi he coached has not yet reached his peak, but he still suppressed the defenders of Argentina, a strong team, during training in the team.

Ricardo Gareca was asked what it was like watching Messi train. The reporter said that he had watched Messi train, but after watching it, he had no idea how Messi made those moves. As the head coach, can Ricardo Gareca understand Messi's operations?

Ricardo Gareca said that he has seen too many incredible operations by Messi. Messi is exciting enough in actual combat, but in training, Messi is even better. He can come and go with ease against any opponent in actual combat, and the same is true when facing his Argentine defender teammates in team training. He showed off his performance to the point where the head coach and others were dumbfounded.

For example, if you control the ball without tying your shoelaces, anyone could step on the shoelaces. In theory, Messi would fall, but Messi never fell, and he still controlled the ball smoothly and shot. Messi can also predict the route of his free kick and indicate where to hit it. Even if the goalkeeper knows it, it will be useless and he will not be able to save Messi's free kick. Ricardo Gareca also said that Messi's athletic talent is amazing in all fields, such as table tennis, tennis, etc., he is very strong.

As former Argentina international Ricardo Gareca witnessed, Messi on the training ground is even more incredible than in the game. In those private training moments, Messi truly lets go of all restraints. These pictures, which are beyond the laws of physics, outline an almost "theosophical" image in the field of football.

All these magical fragments in training work together to piece together Messi's true greatness - it is a kind of integration of man and ball, an almost instinctive sense of the ball, a talent that cannot be replicated by any strict training system. As he himself said, "I am not born strong, I am just born to be strong." This kind of "be strong" drives him to perform the talent gifted by God to the extreme in every training moment when no one is watching and in the game night when everyone is watching. Messi on the training ground is the purest and most incredible magic of football.