Atletico coach Simeone points Lionel Messi out as Atletico's greatest danger

Although Atletico has not been at their best and manager Diego Simeone admits it, Simeone still reveals that he feels proud of himself and his team for making it this far in the Copa del Rey.

According to ESPNFC, Simeone has revealed that although he is joyful, there are still some things to worry about. One of them being the presence of Lionel Messi. Altogether he sounds optimistic probably because Barcelona have not been on their best form as well and core midfielders like Iniesta and Sergio Busquets are injured.

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