Soon the Argentine champion will know for yourself the little Afghan. The image of Murtaza (his name) wearing a plastic bag which reproduced the Argentina shirt number 10 had moved the world and invaded Network.
Lionel Messi will meet his Afghan fan of five who moved the world by wearing a T-shirt of the Argentine homemade, using a plastic bag and a pen. Messi and Barcelona have indeed contacted the Afghan Football Federation and agreed on a date for the visit of the small Murtaza Ahmadi in Catalonia, announced spokesman Aff, Syed Ali Kazemi.
Murtaza belongs to the Hazara ethnic minority, whose drama is told in the bestselling "The Kite Runner", and lives in a remote village in Ghazni province, southern Afghanistan. In recent weeks his picture wearing a plastic bag, colored marker with white stripes and celestial like Argentina and the writing Messi and the number 10, it was madness on the company around the world, striking for its simplicity in ' It was the global merchandising.A meeting between Murtaza and Messi now looks likely, as authorities try to arrange a time and place for this heartwarming story to find its conclusion.
Murtaza, is from Jaghori, Afghanistan, CNN's Hilary Whiteman, fashioned the improvised jersey because his parents were unable to get him a real one.they provide him the real.
"He kept crying for days asking for the shirt until his brother Hamayon helped him make one from the plastic bag to make him happy," Murtaza's father, Arif, told CNN. "He stopped crying after wearing that plastic bag shirt."
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