Jose Mourinho's recruitment of the Serbian midfielder may appear to spell bad news for the Nigerian star, but it might not all need to bedoom and gloom.
With a brace this weekend, Argentine ace Lionel Messi became the third-highest goal-scorer in the history of Spanish League football. Before his career is done, he will almost certainly eclipse the record.La Pulgais adored in Catalonia, and in all of Spain, idolized. Many observers across the globe believe him to be, already, the greatest player of all time.In his homeland of Argentina, the perception isnot quite the same, however. He remains in theshadow of Diego Maradona,El Pibe de Oro, the enigmatic wizard who almost single-handedly dragged his team-mates and a football crazy nation to World Cup glory in 1986. Having grown up and developed as a footballer at the famed La Masia, Messi is often regarded as more Catalan than Argentine by his own countrymen, a view buttressed by the allegation that he doesn’t bring the same level of performance to theAlbiceleste.It is not an uncommon thing for great players to be accused of not “doing it for the national team,” such players as Thierry Henry, the previously cited Messi, as well as Karim Benzema, have had the same allegation levelled against them. It is rather rarer to find aplayer who is accused of the opposite.
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