Thiago Messi, the eldest son of Lionel Messi and Antonela Roccuzzo, is at 10 years old the number 1 fan of the albiceleste and, hours before the World Cup final that will measure Argentina and France this Sunday, his mother spread through his Instagram account the particular message that the minor sent to his father and to the entire team: the transcription of his handwriting of the popular song Muchachos with which Argentine fans support their team.
The song, an Argentine soccer classic with lyrics adapted to the occasion, makes reference precisely to Leo Messi and the late Diego Armando Maradona, the two references of the Argentine fans, without forgetting the victims of the Malvinas. He also talks about the "finals we lost" in Argentina, although as something of the past.
Thiago has not only transcribed the lyrics of the song, which fans of the albiceleste sing both in the streets of the world and in the stadiums where the World Cup is played, but he has also decorated it with the Argentine flag in the background.
Although the lyrics begin with a patriotic "I was born in Argentina", Messi and Roccuzzo's eldest son was born in Barcelona in November 2012 and, until his father signed for PSG last season, has always lived in Castelldefels.
