Lionel Messi Set To Open Theme Park That Would Be Named After Him In China

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Lionel Messi has been on a promotion tour in China as a theme park was announced in his name

According to the Sun, the incredible move has been made by a firm in the country, with the development set to happen in Nanjing.The attraction will open its doors in 2019 and there will be 20 attractions spread over half a million square feet.


The Chinese firm who are involved in the construction said they will create a forward-thinking experience, but it is unclear exactly how this will look.

They said it will offer: “The most cutting-edge technology, enabling visitors to immerse themselves in all things Messi by combining the latest-generation attractions with the very best advances in content and multimedia attractions.”


Lionel Messi met fans at the launch event in China on Thursday 
Lionel Messi helped Barcelona to the Copa del Rey title last week 
Lionel Messi is in China doing some promotional work before he goes away on international duty with Argentina this month 
Lionel Messi was given a hero's welcome on arriving in Beijing, China 
Lionel Messi stands on stage in front of a disco ball at an event in China 

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