The Kings League phenomenon seems to have no limits, as more and more competitions are being added every day and, above all, more and more figures from the world of football are seeing in this initiative a comfortable area to escape the constant pressure with which they live or lived, as there are several former players.
The Kings League World Cup is taking place in Brazil and, with the hosts doing well, players such as Neymar have been present and the Santos player even launched a proposal that includes none other than Lionel Messi.
Neymar’s surprising announcement about Messi in the Kings League
After Brazil’s good results, Neymar said in a stream that he plans to go to the event in the semifinals or the final, something that excited the fans a lot, but that was not all, as he also launched another proposal.
It turns out that Neymar, who is a very good friend of Lionel Messi, explained that there is a small chance that the Argentine could also be at the event and be the star guest.
“He wrote to me, and he asked me if he could come. I told him I was going to see if the cabin was full,” Neymar said with a laugh, hinting that the option of having Messi may be very real.
“Messi might come,” Neymar added at the end of the stream, so fans of this tournament are already beginning to get excited about the presence of the No.10.
Messi’s former teammate closes the debate with Cristiano Ronaldo
Another former Lionel Messi teammate at Barcelona made the news these days and it was former striker David Villa, who also joined the debate of the best soccer players in history and his answer was clear.
“Without a doubt. By far. I keep saying that until he retires, Messi will still be the best player in the world,” David Villa told El Chiringuito, making it clear that for him, the Argentine will always be the best, above Cristiano Ronaldo.
The debate between CR7 and Messi seems to be eternal and several former players have weighed in on the matter. With opinions on both sides, the truth is that Messi’s name will always be in the headlines.
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