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God1000:
He should stop reacting to such news, he's among the greatest footballers of his generation

Angelfrost:
I still see Arsenal doing something.

They are the Kings of last minute surprises and last grasp winners (against City, Luton, United, etc) this season so far.

Worst case draw.

After winning the Ballon d'Or, Lionel Messi has scooped up another incredible individual honour to add to his already glistening football collection.

Lionel Messi became the first ever individual football player to be named TIME Magazine's 'Athlete of the Year'.

The Inter Miami star had only recently finished celebrating after scooping up his record breaking eighth Ballon d'Or award. He beat Manchester City Treble winner Erling Haaland and World Cup finalist Kylian Mbappe to the iconic individual award.

TIME announced Messi as their 2023 Athlete of the Year. He is the first ever individual soccer star to be awarded the honour in the magazine's history.

In 2019, the US Women's National Team were the first ever soccer players to be accredited with the award. The other proceeding individual honours were scooped up by LA Lakers icon LeBron James, gymnastics superstar Simone Biles and baseball legend Aaron Judge.

Beuberry:
This is suitable for your mother and sisters. Enjoy it, simp boy.

nlfpmod:
No! Your headline Must Be from the content of your post naaa. I read that twice without seeing where the headline came from.

phr0nesis:
The headline you used is different from the headline of your source. Why you like violence like this?

PaulH07:
Nobody will buy it, bet it.

Numerouno94:
I'm fine my boss. How is work? U jux they pound Pendu dogs like fufu

God1000:
Very disrespectful
behavior from them, why shouting Messi's name

No team is unbeatable

nlfpmod:
AImiron, Where did you get your title from?

God1000:
what's your problem man? Why are you always bitter towards me

Numerouno94:
Happy new month to u the greatest desert league dusty fans slayer. May God continue to anoint ur head wit wisdom.

Cajal:
No also full oil that is very expensive to refine
Cheaper for them to buy from the desert that to refine the one from the shale

VaginaAcademic:
see poor man dey support rubbish have your worthless and unfortunate generation seen that kind of money talk less of spend it on an over priced used jersey ozuor

VaginaAcademic:
Na mumu go buy am

Beverlyjean:
The way that investment will be trashed in the future....u will cry till u faint

Beverlyjean:
I went to 3 different Jersey outlets ... u will see Ronaldos all Nassr ...but u will not see messis inter miami... I asked y, they said they don't get requests and it will be a loss for them if them import them...but they said Ronaldos Jersey at Saudi sells like hot bread

Cajal:
Desert full of oil

An eye-watering first bid has been made for six of Lionel Messi's game-worn jerseys from the 2022 FIFA World Cup.On Thursday, The Action Network reported that the bar was set at a huge $5.2 million for the kits. The bid totals to $6.3m when factoring in the buyer's premium.

The jerseys are being auctioned at Sotheby's in New York City and offers are expected to get significantly higher until the auction ends on December 14.

The first bid for Messi's kits already tops previous winning bids for game-worn jerseys. Pieces include Kobe Bryant's 2007-2008 MVP season jersey ($5.8m), Babe Ruth's 1928-1930 New York Yankees jersey ($5.6m) and LeBron James' 2013 NBA Finals Game 7 jersey ($3.6m).


The bid for Messi's shirts could even outprice Diego Maradona's 'Hand of God' jersey ($9.3m) and Michael Jordan's 1998 NBA Finals jersey ($10.1m) at the auction's conclusion.


The set includes two shirts that Messi wore during the group stage, while the other four were worn during the Round of 16, quarterfinals, semifinals, and his crowning moment in the final against France.


Considered by many as the greatest soccer player of all time, the crown jewel in Messi's decorated resume was the 2022 World Cup victory in Qatar.

While all of the jerseys in the auction are coveted, it is likely that the most valuable one was the jersey won by Messi during the World Cup Final against France.

Messi's World Cup jerseys are some of the most significant pieces of memorabilia in the history of the sport, so it is no surprise that there has already been major interest on the auction block.