Who are Messi's three sons, what school do they attend, and what kind of life do they have?

Most professional footballers' lives are like changing jobs. This season at one club, then the next season at another.

However, many people may have thought that Lionel Messi would end his illustrious career at the Catalan club after becoming a Barcelona supporter. But that did not happen.

Messi also had to change clubs like changing jobs, breaking his 21-year relationship with Barca. The Argentine legend's address from PSG in France is now the United States' Major League Soccer (MLS) club Inter Miami.

When a father changes jobs, in many cases, his children also have to move to that address. Messi's family also lives with him in Florida now. He lives happily with his wife Antonella Roccuzzo and three sons in the gated community of Bay Colony, an elite area of ​​Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Everyone knows about Messi more or less. But how many know about his three sons? What they do, what they like to eat, which school they study in—many people may be curious about these things.

Although one should not pry into one's personal life. It is not possible to know the details unless Messi himself says something. This article about Messi's three sons is based on what he has said about his children in various media outlets at different times or what information the celebrity media has been able to gather—

Messi's eldest son's name is Thiago. Born on November 2, 2012. He is currently 12 years old. His middle son's name is Mateo. Born on September 11, 2015. Mateo is now 10 years old. His youngest son Ciro was born on March 10, 2018. He celebrated his seventh birthday this month. Thiago, Mateo, Ciro—all three were born in Barcelona.

Following their father's path, the three brothers have also turned to football. Currently, all three are playing for Inter Miami's age-based team. Thiago is in the Miami U-13 team, Mateo is in the U-11 team and Ciro is in the U-7 team. Ciro is the team captain. Like Messi, his three sons are also forwards and have inherited his genetic traits. Running with the ball on their left foot, dribbling like a stick in the eye—all of them are Messi’s imitations! Last month, their team also won the Weston Cup title.

Thiago, Mateo and Ciro also study at the same school—Pine Crest School in Fort Lauderdale. This school is not very far from Messi’s home. Pine Crest School is not limited to textbook knowledge like traditional schools in our country. Rather, moral education is given more importance there.

Some of the main goals of Pine Crest School are to develop the character (character traits) and leadership qualities of each student and prepare them for the challenges of the rest of their lives.

In an interview, Messi said that when he is at home, he takes the boys to and from school, "I wake up around 7 am and have breakfast. Then the boys wake up too. Sometimes I take them to school. Sometimes I can't take them. They (the children) mostly eat toast and chocolate milk. After practice, I return home by 1 pm. Then I eat something and fall asleep. I wake up and pick them up (from school) and go to practice again." In the interview, Messi also spoke openly about his three children, "Thiago likes to talk. He tells everything to Antonella. Mateo tells everyone everything. He chatters all the time. Ciro is a little quieter in comparison, more like me."