Ex-India coach Constantine ranks Pele and Maradona above Messi ahead of World Cup final

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Former India football coach Stephen Constantine has sparked debate by claiming Lionel Messi is not the greatest player in football history. Constantine places legends Pelé, Maradona, and Ronaldinho above the Argentine superstar in his personal rankings. He also suggested that Argentina's tactical setup is designed to help Messi conserve energy during games. Looking ahead to the World Cup final, Constantine predicted that Spain would come out on top against Argentina. He cited Spain's strong collective work ethic as a decisive factor in his prediction.

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