Guardian cartoonist David Squires has released a new illustration contemplating how Lionel Messi might spend his time following his departure from international football. The piece offers a whimsical look at the football legend’s potential downtime after concluding his storied career with Argentina.
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This was a lovely read on a Tuesday morning. A gentle reminder that players are humans with lives beyond the pitch.
Wait, does he even need to retire? The man is forty and still playing at an elite level. We are early here.
Does anyone else think this is too nice? Maybe he becomes a ruthless football pundit and tears everyone apart on TV.
Honestly, I think he will just open a bakery in Barcelona and never speak to the media again. That feels more realistic.
I love how Squires captures Messi’s calm demeanor even in retirement. A quieter life sounds perfect for him.