Inter Miami superstar has made a shocking confession off the pitch — and it has nothing to do with football.
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Despite conquering world football, Messi says his greatest mistake was not learning English when he was young.
“I had the time… and I wasted it,” the eight-time Ballon d’Or winner admitted. “I’ve sat with incredible personalities and couldn’t fully connect. I felt half ignorant.”
Now 38, Messi says the regret still stings, calling himself “an idiot” for missing the chance to prepare for life beyond football. Today, he drills the lesson into his children: education first, talent second.
From Barcelona glory to Miami lessons
Messi built his legend at , winning 10 La Liga titles and four Champions League trophies, before spells at and later Inter Miami.
But while trophies piled up, Messi says football also taught him something deeper:
“Football is a way of life. It gives you values, bonds, and experiences that stay forever.”
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Back in action soon
Messi is now preparing for Inter Miami’s rescheduled friendly against in — a match delayed earlier this month by injury.
On the pitch, he’s still magic.
Off it, he’s delivering a powerful message:
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