'I learnt sometimes the game is not for me' - Messi makes review of his career

In an interview with TyC, Leo Messi makes a broad review of his football career, focusing on sporting aspects that give him to read the present at Barça. 

"I was learning to regulate, learn at what time to participate. Sometimes the game is not for me to enter. I learned that", Messi confessed.

Messi has remembered its beginnings, its physical evolution, and its impact and incidence today. 

"I was a kid when I just started. Then the body changes you over the years. And more and more things come out at work, preparation and food. Many new things came out in recent years."

The Argentine has also addressed the moment at which a 'partial growth hormone deficit' was detected. 

"I was always very responsible for the injections. It was like a pen that I put in the box. He carried her everywhere. Sometimes I went to my friends' house and they reminded me to inject myself. It started when I was 11/12 years old. For parents it is shocking but it is important for my future," he said.

The Barça No.10 has specified that the U20 World Cup was "an unforgettable experience". 

"I did not dream everything I lived after. As a kid, I didn't think about everything that touched me later. It all started there."

It was always "a dream" to play for Argentina. "At that time it was harder to know that there was a 15/16-year-old boy playing in Barcelona." And he added: "I always wanted to go to the national team. It happens that I have to live many things. I had to live with many things that were not fair. I always tried and I will try."