Argentine midfielder Lucas Biglia called Lionel Messi’s could made trip a documentary series such as Michael Jordan’s ‘The Last Dance’ after Messi won the 2022 World Cup.
Biglia claimed to have followed the series and found Michael Jordan’s trip in the last season with the Chicago Bulls documented by ESPN very interesting to follow.
“The series makes me think that in the next few years, I hope to also be able to witness something similar to the phenomenal figure we have [Messi].”
“We can all learn a lot of things from day to day that Messi went through. We can see him practice, we can see him compete but there are many things that happen from day to day that you don’t know about, just like in the series [Jordan] , “said Biglia, as quoted by the Daily Mail.
Biglia then hopes that Messi’s story will be complemented by a victory at the 2022 World Cup.
“The scene that I want to see in the future is like when Jordan holds the cup and cries. I want to see Messi with the World Cup trophy.”
“That’s what I want to see. I know that it means a lot to him and Argentina,” Biglia said.
Biglia himself considers the figure of Messi does not display the pride of the super star.
“Messi always puts himself in your place. Not only because of his humble nature, but also because he wants to make you comfortable. He wants to build a good relationship with his team mates.”
“That’s what makes him even better. There are no words that can describe him as a player. While as a personal figure, he is 100 times better,” said Biglia.
Biglia then described Messi’s disappointment when he last failed to bring Argentina win at the 2018 World Cup.
“Good memory is certainly recorded, as well as bad memory. Why does someone have to suffer so much? At the last World Cup, our failure really hit him. It also made me wonder. The question continued with me, not just when he was the field, but also outside of it. “
