Lionel Messi doing what he had never done before this season

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Lionel Messi has not rested so far this season and had played every match.

Even in a time when the push of a player is limited by so many things, Lionel still doesn't care and had probably gone to another level.

Even at 30 years he is doing what he haven't done before, playing every match at this stage of the campaign.

In other past season Messi  had been the last to return but this season was a reverse case.

Under the new coach Mess I has impressed in the 13 matches he played.

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