Despite the passage of time and his current presence at Inter Miami, the Rosario native continues to show a special affection for the club that marked his career and saw him become a legend. In every gesture and every answer, the 'Number 10' confirms that the bond with the Catalan city transcends football. What other answers did the Argentine 'Astronaut' give? While Lionel Andrés Messi's statements had a strong impact, the Argentine star left three definitions that directly impacted football lovers. They asked him if he would prefer to win another Ballon d'Or or a new World Cup. With a smile, the Argentine captain admitted that he would like to be the owner of an institution. Once again, Lionel Messi made it clear his way of seeing football: simple, competitive, and authentic. Among smiles and sincerity, the Argentine captain again demonstrated why he remains a reference both on and off the field. The captain of the Argentina national team looked directly into the camera and, firmly, chose the 4-3-3, the same formation that the 'Culé' team used for much of his career at the Catalan club. Once again, Messi's words made evident the unbreakable bond that ties him to Barcelona. The Rosario native did not hesitate and answered that he would like to lift the World Cup trophy again. Then, they asked him a question related to his football values: a hat-trick or the winning goal? Without being entirely convinced, Messi appealed to the essence of the sport and, with humility, chose the goal of victory. In the last question of the video, the interviewer proposed that he choose between being a manager or the owner of a club. Just two days after his surprise visit to Camp Nou, Lionel Andrés Messi again referred to FC Barcelona during a Q&A. In one segment of the interview, they presented him with a choice: in what climate would he prefer to be on the field, in Barcelona or in Miami? The 'Number 10', with a smile and without hesitation, replied that he loves Barcelona. Additionally, they asked him an unexpected tactical question: would he prefer to play in a 4-4-2 or a 4-3-3 formation?
