In Argentina, the hometown of superstar Lionel Messi, his name is used by many parents to name their children.
Not only in Argentina, everywhere in the world, the names of famous idols and superstars are always inspired by parents to give their children the hope that they will succeed and shine in the future. as they are. In Messi’s hometown, his name seems to appear everywhere because many parents give it to their children to express their admiration for the superstar and hope that their children will be successful as idols in the future. mine.
The story of families naming their children Messi is very common in Argentina for many years. Photo: Bleacher Report Football
It is because taking the surname of the 7-time Golden Ball superstar to name children happens so much here, it has caused many problems and a lot of confusion on the papers because many names are similar. In some regions, such as Rio Negro, parents who want to adopt Messi as their middle name or first name must also apply for a “permission” from the local government. The head of a civil registry in a province of this country said that this phenomenon has not shown signs of stopping because there are still many people who want to get the name of the player wearing the number 10 shirt for their children. He also added that naming the child Messi may be considered illegal because Messi is a surname, not a given name, it also causes a lot of confusion when doing paperwork.
Naming the child Messi too much causes a lot of confusion on the papers
Recently, in Rosario (Messi’s hometown) has issued a new law banning families here from naming their children after this player. This law was enacted by the city government with the hope that public agencies will reduce confusion because too many children have the same name. However, many people here are very opposed because while Ronaldo – an unpopular name in this South American country is still used, the name of Messi’s national pride is banned.
It is known that this player’s name is so popular that it is not only used for children but also used as a name for … pets. In early 2022, the Catalan Pet Association (Spain) counted more than 700 dogs and cats named after the former captain of FC Barcelona.
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