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Chapecoense player who survived plane crash gets special gift from Lionel Messi




Alan Ruschel, who was one of the three players that survived the plane crash that killed 71 members of the Chapecoense club nine months ago, received a special gift from Barcelona's one and only Lionel Messi.

Barcelona hosted Chapecoense some days ago in a match which ending 5-0 but that didn't rub down on the shine of Ruschel who just played for 35 minutes of the game and was given a standing ovation by the 65,000 fans in attendance.

In addition to that, Lionel Messi swapped his shirt with Ruschel and Ruschel took to his Instagram to pour his heart and express gratitude for life. He wrote...

"True happiness comes from humility and from the recognition that we are only very little or almost nothing, and life is only complete with the real feeling of love  for our neighbour,"

"I am grateful with all my heart for so many blessings, so many successive miracles in my life. The winner said: 'Let's live our dreams, we have so little time.'"

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