Lionel Messi reveals to Zidane in which position his children play, the new Messi?

Lionel Messi spoke in a joint interview with Zinedine Zidane, sponsored by Adidas, and told how his children are doing at the Inter Miami Academy, where they are taking their first steps. Although it will be difficult for them to match the Argentine star, any of the three have the ability to be good players and attackers.

“My children love football, all three of them are passionate. They are small, generally when you are small you like to be on top, score goals. Or you have to be born if not with the madness of being a goalkeeper, that you like to go for the goal, but generally the nice thing is to score goals, to be up there. But hey, they're small. But they do spend all day with the ball,” said Lionel Messi.

In this way, Lionel Messi's three children have chosen to follow in his father's footsteps, playing from midfield upwards. The 10 hopes that when they grow up they will continue developing and finding their position on the field, although in goal it would be something that would surprise the Inter Miami player. Now, time will tell.

On the other hand, Messi said: “I always said that I really liked Aimar, that they got to play together with Enzo. Then he went to Valencia. A player that I loved the way he played, whom I followed, played for a River team that also had a great team and he stood out a lot. Taking out Diego (Maradona), who was a separate case and for us it is Diego first and then the rest, Pablo (Aimar) was a person that I greatly admired as a player."

What Lionel Messi felt when he did not wear the PSG number 10 for Neymar

“The 10 is still a special shirt. I was very used to using the 10 in Barcelona, in the National Team, but not when I arrived in Paris. Although I didn't care and nothing happened, I missed having my number a little because I had worn it all my life, but I got used to it, because the 30 was a significant shirt. I started at 30, I debuted at 30 and I had something special,” mentioned Lionel Messi.