Lionel Messi spent almost his entire career in Spanish football, where he made his debut in 2004 and remained until 2021, when Joan Laporta decided to break negotiations for the renewal of the best in history. During that time, the 'Flea' faced countless players and now one of them lost his life due to a stroke.
It is the Cameroonian Modeste M'bami. The former African midfielder, who retired from soccer activity in 2016, lost his life this Saturday, January 7. According to information from the Colombian portal 'Win Sports', the former Millonarios player from that country had a stroke and died.
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M'bami started his career in Cameroon, however, his professional activity was carried out mostly in France, where he played for Sedan Ardennes, PSG, Olympique de Marseille and Le Havre. In addition, he was in teams from countries like Spain, China, Saudi Arabia and Colombia. He got two titles with the Parisians shirt.
M'bami faced Lionel Messi in Spanish football:
The Cameroonian arrived in La Liga in 2009 and remained at Almería until 2011. In the modest club he played 66 games and faced Lionel Messi, who was defending the FC Barcelona shirt at that time. The African suffered the best in the world in Spain. M'bami capped his country 37 times and won the gold medal at the 2000 Olympics.
