The worrisome words of Martino on Leo Messi

The trainer of the selection of Argentina, Gerardo Martino, ensured in just press conference after the victory against Ecuador (2-1) that Leo Messi did not jump to the terrain of game because still it follows him hurting the foot. "To Messi hurts him a lot the foot", ensured

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In statements carried out in just press conference after the triumph harvested by the selection of Argentina in the friendly against Ecuador (2-1), Gerardo Martino ensured that it could not have Leo Messi because it still is not in conditions. "To Messi hurts him a lot the foot. Not even it was to decide run risks because directly it was not in conditions", signalled.

"We expect until the last moment to see if it could play and understand the expectation, but was not in conditions since it costs him a lot shoe the booties", informed to continuation. The "Tata" asked pardon to the fans that attended to see to the "crack" of the albiceleste.

"If it fits, I offer him apologies to the people that came desirous to see it". Messi will subject to medical proofs from this Wednesday in Barcelona and desconoce if it will be able to be available to play the party against the Celtic of Vigo of the next weekend in Balaídos.

I hammered it thinks that Messi will be against the Celtic

Gerard Hammered has been the godfather of the tenth edition of the book "Relatos solidarios", written by numerous sportive journalists and that devotes the gains to charitable causes. In this occasion, the initiative has collected a total of 50.710 euros, that will allocate to the Institute Guttmann.

I hammered it has spoken of the main subjects of the actuality of the Barça, beginning by the annoyances that have prevented to Messi play the two last parties of Argentina. "I have been able to speak with him and I am optimistic, think that will be able to play in front of the Celtic".