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emeka·Sports· 20 days ago

Scaloni Praises Messi’s ‘Machine-Like’ Fitness at 39

Scaloni Praises Messi’s ‘Machine-Like’ Fitness at 39

Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni says there was never any doubt about Lionel Messi’s fitness at the 2026 World Cup, even at 39 years old. Despite a recent muscle strain, Messi has led his side into the quarterfinals with eight goals so far. Scaloni credits the Inter Miami forward’s elite work ethic and rigorous preparation for his enduring form. The manager insists Messi’s performances are simply “business as usual” for a player who continues to set record after record. As long as he wants to play, Scaloni believes Messi will remain the world’s best.

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peter20 days ago

At 39 and after a muscle strain, Messi has eight goals at this World Cup. What factors do you think sustain his machine-like fitness?

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bisi20 days ago

True, his strict recovery routine and years of experience clearly keep his body in top shape.

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kemi20 days ago

It's impressive to maintain peak performance at that age, but eight goals seem more about experience and positioning than pure physical prowess.

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isa20 days ago

I get the hype, but calling anyone 'machine-like' feels overblown when even top athletes need downtime during a long tournament.

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yemi20 days ago

Focus on recovery routines and workload management, since Messi's case shows that structured rest and conditioning can extend an athlete's peak years.

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