The Argentine coach hinted that Messi will start this Saturday against Necaxa, emphasizing the advantage of playing several matches at home.
"Leo made it clear the other day - it was a message between the lines," he said. "He feels much better playing than resting. Before the match against Cincinnati, he was carrying a bit of fatigue, and thankfully he was able to rest.
"We’re lucky to be playing several games at home, we don’t have to travel, and over the next two weeks, we’ll be staying around here, so there shouldn’t be a problem. Unless Leo feels tired and lets us know, the plan is for him to always play."