Javier Mascherano
Definition
Javier Alejandro Mascherano is an Argentine football manager and former professional footballer born on June 8, 1984, best known for his roles as a defensive midfielder and centre-back.
Nicknamed 'El Jefecito' (The Little Boss), he achieved great success with FC Barcelona, winning two UEFA Champions Leagues, multiple La Liga titles, and Olympic gold medals with Argentina in 2004 and 2008.
Most recently, he served as head coach of Inter Miami CF in Major League Soccer but stepped down amid challenges in leading the team to success.
Examples
Javier Mascherano corría más que un delivery en hora pico para recuperar balones perdidos.
Javier Mascherano ran more than a delivery guy at rush hour to recover lost balls.
En Inter Miami, Mascherano fue el jefecito que intentó domar el caos de Messi pero acabó pidiendo pizza.
At Inter Miami, Mascherano was the little boss who tried to tame Messi's chaos but ended up ordering pizza.
Los fans de Barça extrañan a Mascherano, el tipo que tackleaba goles antes de que nacieran.
Barça fans miss Mascherano, the guy who tackled goals before they were born.
Javier Mascherano demuestra que ser bajo no importa si tu juego es gigante.
Javier Mascherano proves that being short doesn't matter if your game is giant.