The Catalans coach admits his Argentine attacker makes breaking records look far too easy after setting another milestone
Lionel Messi gets better with each passing day as head coach Ernesto Valverde heaped praise on Barcelona's record-breaking superstar following Wednesday's Champions League victory.
Messi set a new Champions League record with his goal-scoring display in Barca's unconvincing 2-1 victory away to Slavia Prague in Group F midweek.
The Barca captain's third-minute goal saw him become the first player to score in the Champions League for 15 consecutive seasons, while he also matched Cristiano Ronaldo and Real Madrid great Raul in having netted against 33 different opponents in Europe's premier club competition.