‘My kids criticise my game’ - Messi's shocking revelation on what makes him a better player

The Argentine has started the new season with remarkable form, having helped Inter Miami win their first trophy.

Inter Miami clinched the MLS Supporters Shield, with Messi scoring two goals to help seal a 3-2 win over the Columbus Crew.

The eight-time Ballon d'Or winner has now won 46 trophies in his career, including the MLS Supporters Shield trophy.

Lionel Messi has opened up about how his children advise him on how he plays after watching his games.

The World Cup winner was asked what game his children play when he is at home with them.

Speaking to Fabrizio as shared on X, Messi said, “We play with the football; everything evolves around the football; a few touches, a few passes.”

The Inter Miami star was also asked if he gives his kids advice when he sees them playing with the ball.

He continued, “It depends on the moment, on which of the three as well, because one is more hotheaded than the other and well they also give me advice; they criticise me too when they watch a game.”

At the moment, Lionel Messi and his wife, Antonela Roccuzzo, have three children. The eldest son, Thiago Messi, is eleven years old; the second, Mateo Messi, is eight; and the youngest, Ciro Messi, is six.

Messi will be in action for Inter Miami tomorrow as they take on Atlanta United in their MLS playoff game.