Here’s a Lionel Messi goal celebrated in 16 different languages — VIDEO

By TODD DEWEY LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL

10 years ago

Lionel Messi celebrates after scoring a goal for Barcelona. (Albert Gea/Reuters)

Football – Athletic Bilbao v FC Barcelona – Spanish King’s Cup Final – Nou Camp – Barcelona, Spain – 30/5/15 Barcelona’s Lionel Messi in action with Athletic Bilbao’s Mikel Balenziaga. (Reuters / Albert Gea)

Football – Athletic Bilbao v FC Barcelona – Spanish King’s Cup Final – Nou Camp – Barcelona, Spain – 30/5/15 Lionel Messi celebrates after scoring the first goal for Barcelona. (Reuters / Albert Gea)

Football – Athletic Bilbao v FC Barcelona – Spanish King’s Cup Final – Nou Camp – Barcelona, Spain – 30/5/15 Lionel Messi celebrates scoring the first goal for Barcelona. (Reuters / Albert Gea)

Football – Athletic Bilbao v FC Barcelona – Spanish King’s Cup Final – Nou Camp – Barcelona, Spain – 30/5/15 Lionel Messi celebrates with Dani Alves after scoring the first goal for Barcelona. (Reuters / Albert Gea)

Football – Athletic Bilbao v FC Barcelona – Spanish King’s Cup Final – Nou Camp – Barcelona, Spain – 30/5/15 Neymar celebrates with Lionel Messi after scoring the second goal for Barcelona. (Reuters / Gustau Nacarino)

Football – Athletic Bilbao v FC Barcelona – Spanish King’s Cup Final – Nou Camp – Barcelona, Spain – 30/5/15 Lionel Messi celebrates with team mates after scoring the third goal for Barcelona. (Reuters / Gustau Nacarino)

Football – Athletic Bilbao v FC Barcelona – Spanish King’s Cup Final – Nou Camp – Barcelona, Spain – 30/5/15 Lionel Messi celebrates with Dani Alves after scoring the third goal for Barcelona. (Reuters / Albert Gea)

Lionel Messi scored an amazing goal to put Barcelona ahead 1-0 en route to a 3-1 victory over Athletic Bilbao on Saturday to win the Copa del Rey final.

Messi, a 27-year-old from Argentina who has 58 goals this season, dribbled through four defenders before booting the ball into the back corner of the net.

One YouTube user compiled 16 different commentaries of the play, complete with each glorious “GOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAALLLLLLLL” call.

ESPN Deportes announcer Jorge Ramos sums up the feelings of most soccer fans when he says, “Gracias a Messi por existir,” which translates to “Thank you, Messi, for exisiting.”

Check out the video below.