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Messi's understanding of football has long reached a point where it cannot be fully summarized in any language, so much so that it seems quite conservative to use the term "first man in history" or (GOAT) to position even those as strong as Maradona or Pele. In this context, I usually use the term "the only person in history" to describe Messi, a term that describes Messi's place in football history with a little more precision. But in order to really analyze Messi from a certain aspect, a more specific and detailed awareness is needed.
Watching Messi play football is naturally the best reading behavior, after all, all the admiration and cognition of Messi are based on Messi's football level, and they may just be discussing the extinct art of football skills, excluding his inspirational life and the championships and awards of the super slam attributes, as well as his character, charm and attitude reflected on the field as represented by the Vatican Pope Francis's ** meeting. And Messi's influence, comprehensive effect and popularity represented by the world's greatest support for winning the World Cup is another topic.
Messi's skills alone are enough to conquer most of his peers and make them unforgettable for life, giving positive feedback from time to time, and even trying to imitate or learn even when he knows it is impossible. It is impossible for anyone to replicate Messi's style of play, and if it is in line with the facts, only Maradona has the second king of the ball and the competitive capital to compare with Messi. Therefore, Argentine celebrity Aimar famously said: Only Maradona has briefly approached Messi in history.
Messi's football skills are the first in history, and no matter which of his peers is blown up by his fans, they can't change that fact. Messi has the best ball skills in history, not just to play tricks like some stars, the greatest value is service tactics, mainly to win and win championships. Therefore, Messi usually does not show off his skills, his passing is a heavy sword without a blade, and there is no need to make too many complicated feints to produce results, which is different from Neymar's type. This is also one of the reasons why Messi's ball skills are misjudged to be inferior to Ronaldo or Ronaldinho, in fact, Messi's ball skills are seriously underestimated in actual combat conditions, even if Messi is already considered the first person in the history of ball skills.
It's clear that the club's management and managers care about and like it the most. So Messi, even if it's just because of his skills, is enough for almost all managers to be obsessed with him. Football is diverse, so any player may have supporters, but Messi is the common language of all football-related groups, and he has conquered too many peers with different personalities. For example, the unruly "madman" Mourinho.
"Madman" Mourinho has even fought against the authoritative Florentino and the strong Cristiano Ronaldo, but as long as he talks about Messi, he is basically praised. When Mourinho was still in charge of Roma, he gave an interview, during which he had a good opinion of Messi. Although Mourinho is not like me who needs to write a slightly longer article to praise Messi, he has the blessing of the identity of a famous coach, he has experience endorsement in just a few words, and he has a special sense of substitution, so he is very authoritative and can accurately extract the image of Messi from the perspective of the manager.
Mourinho certified that the player he wants to coach the most of the players he has not coached is Messi, he has never trained Messi, he knows that no one can train (coach) Messi, and even the idea of "coaching Messi" is ridiculous. Mourinho added to this point, mainly to praise Messi. Mourinho said that it is impossible for any manager to coach Messi because Messi is born to understand the ball, knows all football, and even Messi can guide the manager in turn some football information. Mourinho, who has never coached Messi, sighed affectionately: It is an honor to have Messi in the lineup.
Mourinho's praise of Messi can lead me to conclude that Messi is a supergiant who is so talented that even a famous coach admits that he cannot coach. That's what happened, so the whole world laughed when Martino let Messi fight for the header and Setien used the possession of his non-supergiant counterparts for Messi to reference. Of course, Mourinho's statement is correct, but it is unreasonable, after all, any player must listen to the manager, and Messi's character will not be an exception. It's just that Messi can't be coached, but he accepts being coached. Not being able to be coached is allowed by ability, and accepting being coached is professionalism in place.