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The reason why Messi’s play was not destroyed in his heyday.gif

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There are a lot of messages these days, so I’m sure there are people who are tired of it, but I’ve been thinking about it before and now I’m writing it

There are usually several top-level players at the time and among them the ability to advance, there are often types with excellent dribbling skills

Most of these players are largely divided into two types, and the timing is based on your ability, regardless of the opponent’s movement

The type that goes through and takes advantage of the opponent’s movements

Of course, if you dribble well, the two things mix together and you can use your skills

Messi has the ability to be the most fundamental to dribbling and depression, which is relatively better than other players

Messi’s best and most basic play is his ability to see and avoid the opponent’s movements

It’s the ability to attract the opponent to his movements

Using all your abilities, such as body painting, eye processing, quick footwork, etc., to make the opposing players do the movements they want

As soon as the opponent moves, Messi does not deviate significantly but passes by

In some cases, Messi avoids the opponent by looking at the opponent’s movements, but most of them induce the opponent to do this

He’s a player who moves in the frame he’

Messi’s play is difficult because he makes his opponents move and then does what he does

You can predict the opponent’s movements in advance, and when the opponent’s balance is completely broken, you quickly escape

The opponent’s response slows down by a beat

On the other hand, I feel like I’m a master of martial arts. I’m approaching my opponent with a very shrewd movement

First, you get your feet in, you get away from it, you get back in, you get away from it

He moves his opponent in his frame, and his ability to adapt to the variables is excellent

Messi’s play in his prime had to make it hard to catch the ball at all, or he had to stick very close to it when he turned around holding the ball

All the gifs I’ve posted so far are slow motion, but if you look closely, Messi is already avoiding it because he moves ahead of the opponent’s foot movement

You see them often, making them move in the direction they want and fully anticipating what their opponent will do next

And the moment I saw that, I thought he was a fast player

The same goes for Scholes, who has suffered for decades The moment the center of gravity moves slightly to the left and Scholes reacts accordingly

Messi is already making the next move

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