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Lionel Messi on his interview with Zane Lowe on his tactical evolution and reading the game: "I cannot foresee, but I can observe the game... see where we can cause damage, or be damaged ourselves." "As the number ten, as the link player, you get to participate in a... lot of different movement on the field. How do you see the game when you're on the field? People say that you're able to see ahead of the game itself. Do you identify with that statement?" "My playing style changed throughout my whole career. At the beginning I started playing on the wings and then I played toward the center, at times I had a lot of freedom and moved 'wherever I wanted', in quotes." "I always try to generate spaces both for me and my teammates, be effective, try to define either with a pass, or scoring. That's how I matured... my only objective was always to try to get to the rival's side and score." "I cannot foresee, but I can observe the game, see what's going on, see where we can cause damage, or be damaged ourselves. That's what I try to see as fast as I possibly can."show more

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Nonso1 month ago

This ngga lying, he can also foresee

BERNACHE_1 month ago

Bro definitely sees tomorrow as well😂😭

Combsrr22751 month ago

the way he describes it as observing rather than foreseeing makes the difference between a playmaker and a system feel so clear

BERNACHE_1 month ago

An absolute genius

Xse1 month ago

That's why he's the GOAT

BERNACHE_1 month ago

Fr his reading of the game is superb 👌 GOAT for a reason

diane t1 month ago

what other player thinks this way

BERNACHE_1 month ago

None but the GOAT

MADRID1 month ago

As you did it against spain

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