Messi kids

This article will take a close look at the Messi family, including his children Mateo, Ciro, and Thiago Messi Roccuzzo. Argentina faces their first opponents today, and the entire Messi family is buzzing with excitement because he is the country’s MVP. Lionel Messi Kids: Meet Mateo, Ciro And Thiago Messi Roccuzzo As their Father prepares to take on the world to bring the coveted world cup trophy home, Mateo, Ciro, and Thiago Messi Roccuzzo are the center of attention in the football world. The Messi family, including his children Mateo, Ciro, and Thiago Messi Roccuzzo, will be examined in-depth in this article. There is a lot of excitement surrounding the Messi family as Argentina faces their first opponents today because he is the MVP for his nation. Unlike his Father, Thiago Messi is his eldest child and is ten years old. He has been playing football for a long time and attends school in Paris. According to Leo, Thiago initially didn’t care for the ball all that much, but over time, he grew to love it: “They both (Thiago and Mateo) like football very much. Thiago is older and so understands more. Leo has repeatedly stated that his son Thiago makes him talk more now that the young Messi has a much more developed understanding of football. He forces him to explain what happened in the lost games and why the victory was not achieved. These descriptions of Leo were also present during the 2019 Copa America, which he attended with his wife and two children in Brazil. In those...

Hollywood Life Hollywood Life Latest Hollywood Celebrity & Entertainment News Primary Menu Menu Close Menu • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Search Hollywood Life Search Trending Navigation Trending • • • • • • • Image Credit: Kieran McManus/Shutterstock In a thrilling finale decided by penalty kicks, Argentina beat France in the World Cup 4 – 2 on Sunday, Dec. 18, finally giving the country’s most famous athlete, Lionel Messi, soccer’s most famous trophy. The 35-year-old superstar, who scored twice against France at the Qatar stadium, celebrated the dramatic victory with his wife, Antonela Roccuzzo, and their adorable three children — Thiago, 10, Mateo, 7, & Ciro, 4, — immediately following Argentina’s Gonzalo Montiel’s winning shot. Lionel Messi celebrates his World Cup victory with wife Antonela Roccuzzo, and their kids Thiago, Mateo & Ciro. (Kieran McManus/Shutterstock) Meeting up on the sidelines, Lionel was surrounded by Antonela and their kids as they all wore matching soccer jerseys to show their support. The iconic athlete couldn’t contain his smile while he wrapped his arms around his brood, and they took turns passing the trophy. Making sure to capture the historic moment, Antonela took selfies of her adorable family celebrating their early holiday gift. Lionel Messi & Antonella Roccuzo (REX/Shutterstock) And what a gift it was! After spending ye...

David Ramos/Getty Images (born 1987). Argentine-born Early Years Lionel Andrés Messi was born on June 24, 1987, in Rosario, Argentina. He started playing soccer as a boy and in 1995 joined the youth team of Newell’s Old Boys (a Rosario-based top-division soccer club). Messi’s skills garnered the attention of prestigious clubs on both sides of the Atlantic. At age 13 Messi and his family relocated to Barcelona, Spain. He joined Record-Setting Club Career In the 2004–05 season Messi, then 17 years old, became the youngest official player and goal scorer in the Spanish La Liga (the country’s highest soccer division). Though only 5 feet 7 inches (1.7 meters) tall and weighing 148 pounds (67 kilograms), he was strong, well-balanced, and versatile on the field. He became known for his keen passing and precise ball control. In 2005 he was granted Spanish citizenship. The next year Messi and FC Barcelona won the Champions League (the European club championship) title. By 2008 Messi was one of the most dominant players in the world. He finished second to Messi led Barcelona to La Liga and Champions League titles the following season, which helped him capture an unprecedented third consecutive world player of the year award. In March 2012 he netted his 233rd goal for Barcelona. It made him the club’s all-time leading scorer in La Liga play. In 2011–12 he guided the team to another Copa del Rey win. He scored 73 goals in all competitions. With that feat he broke Gerd Müller’s 39-year...

Image Source: The Messi-Roccuzzo boys are always popping up on both their dad's and mom's social media; from family-vacation posts to outdoor hangouts, we can always count on seeing one of their cute, smiling faces. And soccer fans are eagerly waiting to see which of the three Messi-Roccuzzo brothers will follow in their father's magical soccer footsteps. Read up on Leo and Antonela's boys ahead, and let us know who you think will be the next soccer superstar! Born on Sept. 11, 2015, Mateo Messi Roccuzzo is the middle brother in the Messi-Roccuzzo clan and the couple's second child. According to Leo, he is the jokester of the group and never passes up an opportunity to tease his dad or brothers, like cheering for the opposing team. And while he may love to give his dad a hard time — especially when it comes to losing a game — Leo shared in Leo and Antonela welcomed their third baby boy, Ciro Messi Roccuzzo, on March 10, 2018. It's a bit early to tell whether or not he will take after his father's soccer skills; however, one thing we are certain about is how much he looks like his papa! Just like his older brothers, Ciro's name can be found inked on both his parents: his name and birthdate on