Lionel Messi has sparked excitement among fans by hinting at a potential future in coaching, even as he continues his remarkable career at Inter Miami.
Though Messi is still performing at a high level in the MLS and is not expected to retire anytime soon, Messi’s career, like all others, will eventually wind down.
The question on many fans’ minds: what awaits him post-retirement?
In a conversation with Fabrizio Romano, the 37-year-old provided a glimpse, albeit hesitantly, into his thoughts on a possible coaching role.
“I don’t know, honestly, I don’t know. I don’t think I want to become a coach, but I really don’t know what I might do,” Messi shared, as quoted by Tribuna.
Though the path from player to coach is increasingly common, Messi understands well that success on the pitch doesn’t automatically ensure a smooth transition to the dugout.
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The former Barcelona star aims to lead Inter Miami to victory against Atlanta in their upcoming Saturday MLS playoff showdown, per Sportsmole.
A win would propel the Herons to the Eastern Conference semi-finals, where they would face either Orlando City or Charlotte FC.
However, if Miami falls short this weekend, a decisive rematch with Atlanta is scheduled for November 10.
In a previous publication, Legit.ng reported that Lionel Messi sent a congratulatory message to Rodri following his Ballon d’Or victory.
The Argentine legend, who holds a record eight Ballon d’Or titles, shared in the celebration of the Manchester City midfielder’s achievement without hesitation.
