Last summer, AC Milan had a lot of scenery in the transfer market, signing a number of strong signings in a row, and also made a good start to the road to the title of the new season, but there is a player whose name is slightly unfamiliar, and the striker Messias from Brazil may only be heard of by fans who are particularly familiar with Serie A. Last season, he was Crotone's "thigh", unfortunately, he alone could not help the team to complete the relegation, but his performance impressed Maldini, as a loan player, joined the Rossoneri, obviously, this long-overdue birthday gift, enough surprise, but also surprised enough.
Born in 1991 in a small village in Belo Horizonte, Messias, like most Brazilians who have embarked on the path of professional football, has a poor family, completes his studies, is more like a fantasy, dropping out of school early to work, more like the only home for people like Messias. In 2011, at the age of 20, Messias and his brother began their european trip to italy, but instead of playing football, they continued to work. Messias, who had not received any professional training, obviously could not become a professional footballer, at least at that time, it was so, in addition to work, football was only his hobby, and it may be because of football's company that Mexias persevered in a completely unfamiliar country.
In 2015, Messias's quiet life was broken by a sudden invitation, Messias's performance on the field field impressed The Casale Club, under the lobbying of manager Rossi, the club president gave Messias a contract of 1500 euros a month, before "digging" Messias from the home appliance store. Messias' talent on the pitch proved to be unique, and in his first season in Casale, Messias performed at the "thigh level" and led the team to next season's Edin League. Later, Messias's career soared like a rocket, playing in many low-league teams in Italy, and showing a very stable scoring efficiency. In the summer of 2019, Messias moved to Crotone, which became a new chapter in his career, playing for Crotone means one step closer to Serie A.
Sure enough, Crotone managed to break through at the end of the season and entered next season's Serie A as a runner-up in Serie B. From entering professional football to appearing in the Italian top league, Messias, the "nobody", spent five years, and what is even more unexpected is that he led Crotone in Serie A and danced the gorgeous samba.
Throughout the season, Messias made 36 appearances for Crotone, scoring nine goals and four assists, while also completing 105 successful passes, second only to DePaul in Serie A. Today, Messias has only one last dream left in his career, wearing a yellow shirt and playing for the "Samba Army", not knowing whether he can be seen on the field of the Qatar World Cup.