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Leo Messi is keeping up his fitness regime during the current coronavirus-imposed quarantine. In this session, he is joined at home by his son, Ciro, who's on hand to offer him encouragement.

 

On 30 March 1994, Leo Messi joined Newell's Old Boys, where he went on to take his place in a side known as La Maquina del '87 (The Machine of '87) in reference to the year when the team's players were born. Leo netted 234 times in his 176 appearances for the club.

Leo Messi is keeping his fitness up during the current coronavirus-enforced quarantine. The Barcelona captain published a video on Otro to show his followers how he has been training at home alongside his family.

In his role as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, Leo Messi has published a message of advice on his social media accounts about helping children to cope with the situation caused by coronavirus: "Coronavirus leaves us feeling uncertain, anxious and emotional. These emotions are also experienced by girls, boys and adolescents in a very special way. They get scared if us, the adults, become agitated or excessively terrified. We have a great responsibility: we must reassure them in this time of crisis. It is very important that we talk to them about what is happening, in a way that they can understand, using simple and age-appropriate language. Find all the information you need to support them in the UNICEF channels".

Leo Messi participated in the #10toqueschallenge on his social media accounts as he completed over 10 keepie-uppies with a toilet roll. Leo used the initiative to remind his followers to stay at home in the fight against coronavirus and nominated Luis Suárez, Jordi Alba, Arturo Vidal and Sergio Agüero for the challenge.

The new TheMessiStore.com website launches with the release of new t-shirt designs based on the brand's trademark classic style and inspired by Leo Messi, who unveiled the collection last September.