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Lionel Messi has revealed that he is not considering a managerial role after his playing career ends. At 37, while acknowledging he expects to play for a few more years, he stated that he does not plan to transition into management.

“I’m not planning to become a manager when I retire,” he told Fabrizio Romano. “This is not something I’m considering.”

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Messi noted that he understands how others, like former French star Zinedine Zidane, have changed their minds about management, but for now, he is more interested in a behind-the-scenes role, such as a sporting director. This would allow him to maintain the privacy he values after his time with Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, and Inter Miami.

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There are reports that Messi’s contract with Inter Miami includes terms regarding his involvement with the club post-retirement, although the specifics of that agreement have not been disclosed.

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