Lionel Messi’s guardian, Yassine Chueko, posted a picture of his insanely ripped body on Instagram. The ex-Navy SEAL is getting ready to protect the Inter Miami star again this MLS season after going viral last year for his skills.
The skilled MMA fighter has been getting a lot of attention from the media lately. Beckham, who won eight Ballon d’Or awards, personally chose him when he came to the US last summer as president of Inter Miami.
He was seen with Messi in October of last year while the Argentine star was in South Florida with his wife Antonella Roccuzzo.
But a few weeks before that, after a loss to Cincinnati, he stopped a young fan from getting Messi’s autograph. The young boy got onto the pitch, and Chueko stopped him. He put his arm around the boy and took him to Messi, who posed for a picture and signed an autograph.
Robert Taylor, a forward for Inter Miami, dressed up as the bodyguard for Halloween and looked funny. He wore fake muscles and a bald cap to finish off his outfit.
On Monday afternoon in Miami, FL, Yassine Chueko showed off his toned body by a pool.
They were seen together before Inter Miami’s preseason game against El Salvador in January. The man is a trained MMA fighter and past Navy SEAL.
There are 302,000 people who follow Yassine on Instagram, and he once shared a picture of himself with former MMA fighter Khabib Nurmagomedov.
Also, Yassine was seen taking a picture with Messi on a private jet going back to Miami from Paris after the 36-year-old Argentine won his record-setting eighth Ballon d’Or.
In November, Yassine was in the news again when a video showed him showing up out of nowhere behind Messi while the No. 10 for Miami was meeting kids who wanted to take a picture with him. Fans were confused.
Not long ago, Yassine was seen protecting Messi when he came back to play for the Herons in preseason against El Salvador in January. Messi had hurt his adductor during the previous season.
There are 302,000 people who follow Yassine on Instagram, but Messi isn’t one of them.
For example, he often makes videos of himself sparring, and he even met Khabib Nurmagomedov, who used to be an MMA fighter.