Hahahaha Look at Messi in Gabon

panties ripped hands in pocket. shirt pirate style head. His brain in the legs.

 In Gabon to promote the upcoming CAN 2017, Lionel Messi had received a handsome amount, according to France Football, a check for 3.5 million euros for a few visits, a foundation stone laid in the future stadium in Port-Gentil and inauguration of a restaurant owned by Bongo son.The visit of Lionel Messi in Gabon continues to talk.

After the controversy over the check received by Argentina for the movement, this time it is the outfit that makes Messi passed speak. Lionel Messi, simply wearing a printed T-shirt and a denim shorts, caused outrage Gabonese.

The Gabonese authorities hosted in costume Messi, Messi shows up in Gabon as a simple student ...

Internet users, surprised by the holding of four Golden Ball on arrival at Libreville airport to Gabonese officials, never cease to parody Argentina on social networks.

Personalities and anonymous to take pictures by announcing their departure for Argentina to go, too, to meet the Argentine authorities.








"A man of his word of honor" according Bongo

Football star also attended Saturday alongside the Gabonese President Ali Bongo Ondimba at the ceremony of laying the first stone of the stadium in Port-Gentil is to host meetings of the African Cup of Nations Football 2017 (CAN- 2017). The ceremony took place on a wide sandy ground where the stadium will be erected. Lionel Messi, which was the first visit to Gabon, signed autographs on his team jerseys worn by his fans, before symbolically proceed with the laying of the first stone in the wake of the Gabonese president.
"When I had been in Barcelona a few years ago, I met Messi who had told me that he would come to visit me in Libreville," said the press Ali Bongo Ondimba. "It's a promise he made me. He is a man of honor who just kept his word. The schedule did things well, it corresponded with the laying of the foundation stone" of the future stadium Port Gentil, Gabon's second city and oil capital of the country. The ceremony was followed by a blessing ritual places by traditional leaders.
An entrance fee, like Pelé in 2012?
The star of FC Barcelona Lionel Messi laid the first stone, this weekend, stage of Port Gentil in Gabon. The coming of the attacker has raised many questions in the media, especially on the bill of his visit.

With a capacity of 20,000 seats, the new stadium is scheduled to welcome the first test match of the CAN-2017 in November 2016, according to the Gabonese presidency. A new terminal - which should be completed by the end of 2015 - is also under construction at the international airport of Port-Gentil, particularly in view of the CAN-2017. Gabon has already co-organized in 2012 a CDN with its neighbor, Equatorial Guinea, which has itself been the host of the 2015 edition And just visiting Messi recalls another. In 2012, Pele had hit the tidy sum of 2.5 billion CFA francs, or 3.8 million euros for five days in the country, said Le Figaro. Inevitably, the Gabonese questioned the amount has this time claimed the visit of a quadruple gold ball.