For Mbappe to learn, the new lesson of humility that Lionel Messi gives him

Lionel Messi is not only the best or one of the best soccer players in the world today, if he is not one of the best players in the history of the sport, for some he is in the top 1 or in the top 2. Now, the most Argentine human.

Among other things, Lionel Andres Messi is also the best in the world at free kicks, a vital move in football, thanks to a set piece you can score a goal, and Messi has already scored more than 60 in his entire career. However, it was not always like this, Messi has improved a lot in that, and now the reason is revealed.

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How did he go from being just a decent free kick player to being the best in the world at it? The real reason was revealed in the Netflix documentary about the Argentine. Apparently everything was in the Argentine National Team, where he saw 'Coco Basile', teaching Juan Román Riquelme as an example, and having equal Diego Armando Maradona as manager in South Africa 2010, this fueled his search for the perfect punch .

This is what Messi said: ‘Actually, since I was a child I always kicked free kicks, and I kicked well and scored goals. And, later, he kicked for kicking. Coco (Basile) was one of the first to tell me: ‘Let go of the foot, let go of the foot, look at Román (Riquelme), look at how he does it. But i just could not do it’.

What else did Messi say?

During the same Netlfix documentary, Messi added: 'At the World Cup in South Africa, one day we started kicking with Diego Maradona and he also told me: 'Put your foot like this, put your foot like this'. But, well, little by little I found how to hit him'.