Barcelona captain Lionel Messi talks about his relationship with Cristiano Ronaldo and his desire to retire in the Argentine league.
Barcelona captain Lionel Messi has expressed his desire to play for Newell’s Old Boys before he is finally bid farewell to football.
This came in a dialogue during which the Argentine star spoke to the official website of the International Federation of Football “FIFA”, during which he talked about his rivalry with Cristiano Ronaldo.
Messi said: “Our last season was great, but its end was very strange, because only one game lost everything and we lost the cup because of it. We were very close to the Champions League final.”
He added about his relationship with Ronaldo: “Everyone was surprised by our friendly talk with us, but that is because of the state of competition that arose between us in Barcelona and Real Madrid, and that we achieved many individual titles.”
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He continued: “None of us wants to be subjected to loss. This thing we never accept. That is why you find so much competition between us.”
On his career, he said: “I want to finish it in Argentina. This is my childhood dream, but despite this it is not my decision alone. I have three children here.”
It is worth noting that Messi had won the title of best player in the world for the sixth time in his history yesterday evening at the expense of Cristiano Ronaldo and Virgil Van Dyck.
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