Former coach: No matter who I asked to guard Messi, Messi would always get past him and score another goal!

October 26th. Francisco Ferraro, the former coach who led Messi's Argentina team to win the World Youth Championship in 2005, was interviewed by Dsports recently and mentioned Messi. Argentina U20 also reached the World Youth Championship finals this year, but lost to Morocco U20 and missed the championship. That year, Messi led the Argentina team to win the World Youth Championship, and he was the MVP and Golden Boot.

Francisco Ferraro said that the Argentina team he coaches has many very powerful young people, all of whom are good kids, led by Messi. Six players from the team he coached were selected for Argentina's 2014 World Cup finals coached by Savilla, namely: Messi, Aguero, Zabaleta, Garay, Gago, and Biglia. Francisco Ferraro remembers the friendship between Messi and Aguero, describing them as roommates at the time. Messi is introverted, but Aguero is very good at creating atmosphere.

Francisco Ferraro then talked about Messi's strength. He said that no matter in training or actual combat, just by watching Messi play, you will know that he is different. His speed and his superiority are completely unique. Francisco Ferraro learned from Barcelona and arranged for Messi to train and let him play as a right winger. No matter who he arranged to face Messi, they were all beaten by one step. Messi directly scores the goal after passing through, that is, scoring or assisting.

The 2005 World Youth Championship in the Netherlands was not only the launch point of Messi's career, but also heralded the birth of a new king in world football. From Coach Ferraro’s memories, we see a young Messi who is extremely talented but remains humble and loves football more than anything else. These qualities, together with his amazing football talent, created the football king Messi we later knew.