Brycewitt: As a player, I don t think Messi s greatness needs to be said

Hupu, September 13th, Martin Blaisewit, who currently plays for Gremio, Brazil, seems to be still alive. The 34-year-old Danish striker continues to show his keen sense of goal. Just in the past season, he scored 15 goals and sent 3 assists in his 34 games. In an interview with Globo, Blaisewaite reviewed his extensive experience in the football world, his time at FC Barcelona and Messi's farewell.

A serious illness

Brycewitt recalled a difficult childhood experience that forced him to go in a wheelchair: "It was very difficult because I was already playing football at the time. As a kid, you just want to play and do the same things as everyone else. It was a very difficult time, first of all, because I can't play football. Secondly, I don't want to look different, the way people look at me was very uncomfortable for me because there were so many questions. But there was always a reason for things, and that experience helped me live and play football now with passion, because after that, I was lucky enough to be able to play professional football, and I was very grateful for it."

Adventures at Barcelona

Topic Back to his career, the Danish striker reviewed his experience of joining Barcelona in 2020: "That's special, I think every kid who has played dreams of joining a club like Barcelona. When I started playing, I said to the media: 'I'll play for these big teams'. People laughed at me, I didn't laugh because I had a goal, that's not just It's just a dream, dream is something that happens when you sleep, and it's a goal, I'm working hard for it, and I succeeded, it's very special. I've learned a lot, and playing with the best players in the world is incredible to me. "

Messi

"Messi is a very friendly person who will help you and make you feel good. He's very humble and as a player I don't think I need to say much about his greatness". He also spoke frankly about the Argentinian saying goodbye to Barcelona: "It's weird because it happened overnight. We all waited for his contract extension, everything was ready for him to renew, and then suddenly, within a night, he left the club. He shouldn't have suffered all this. I hope he can go back to Barcelona to play his last game because he deserves it."