When Leo Messi’s son Thiago was born 11 months ago, the World Footballer of the Year and his partner moved to an exclusive apartment
in the Pedralbes neighborhood of Catalonia.
The property was ideal for a young family in many ways, but there are a couple of problems. More Photos After The Cut...

It is just 1,300 sq ft, roughly the size of a normal four-bedroom house, and therefore significantly smaller than Cristiano Ronaldo‘s wardrobe.

Even worse, he shares the pool with 16 other neighbours, like some kind of disgusting non-millionaire person. What’s the point of being the world’s best footballer if you still have to swim in other people’s urine?

So it’s no surprise to read reports in the Spanish and Argentine press that the Barcelona star is upgrading.

According to cuidad.com.ar, Messi wishes to settle in Catalonia for the remainder of his career and beyond retirement, so he has commissioned famous Spanish architect Luis de Garrido to build him an ultra-modern house



 From above, the two-storey home looks like a giant football, while the plot is landscaped to look like a field. The opponent’s half will not meet FIFA regulations though, as it is made entirely from water. lol!!