Frenkie de Jong Explains Why Lionel Messi Is "The Best" It's Not Just Skill, It's Vision

Frenkie de Jong Explains Why Lionel Messi Is "The Best" It's Not Just Skill, It's Vision

Frenkie de Jong, who played alongside Messi at Barcelona, has shed light on what makes the legendary Argentine so special. De Jong emphasizes that Messi's brilliance goes beyond technical skill. 


De Jong explained why Messi is the best


Frenkie de Jong, former Barcelona teammate of Lionel Messi, has shed light on the unparalleled brilliance of the Argentine maestro. 

In a recent interview with Voetbal International, De Jong emphasized the stark contrast between Messi and his peers, stating, "I've never seen such a big difference between one player and the rest. Whatever we did in training, Messi was the best, always."

De Jong, who played alongside Messi at Barcelona from 2019, attributes Messi's dominance to his exceptional vision and tactical awareness. He notes, "He sees solutions on the field that you as a coach cannot think of in advance." This innate ability to anticipate and exploit opportunities sets Messi apart, making him a constant threat to opponents.

Messi's legacy is cemented by his record-breaking achievements at Barcelona, including a historic spell at La Masia, and his continued success at Inter Miami, where he earned MVP honors in the 2024 MLS season. His impressive collection of 46 major trophies, including the coveted World Cup, speaks volumes about his unwavering commitment to excellence.

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De Jong's insights offer a unique perspective on Messi's genius, revealing the awe and admiration he holds for his former teammate. It's a testament to Messi's unique talent and the enduring impact he has had on the world of football.

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