LEO MESSI BECOME AN ARGENTINA MANAGER

Leo Messi orders manager Tata Martino to make substitutions during Copa America semi v Paraguay [Video]



It looks as though Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi has realised that playing football has got a bit too easy for him and has now moved into the world of football management.
The global icon has been filmed apparently giving instructions to current Argentine manager Tata Martino during Argentina’s 6-1 victory over Paraguay in the Copa America Semi final on Wednesday.
It looks as though the coach listened to the instructions as changes were made soon after the discussion with Messi.
Take a look and judge for yourself
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