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Lionel Messi after 6th Ballon d'Or: Moment to retire is getting closer

At 32, Barcelona superstar hopes to have several years left to enjoy football after claiming record sixth men's Ballon d'Or award

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Barcelona's Argentine forward Lionel Messi reacts after winning the Ballon d'Or France Football trophy at the Chatelet Theatre in Paris on Monday. Pic/AFP

Barcelona's Argentine forward Lionel Messi reacts after winning the Ballon d'Or France Football trophy at the Chatelet Theatre in Paris on Monday. Pic/AFP

Paris: Lionel Messi said he hoped to carry on undimmed by age after claiming a record sixth men's Ballon d'Or award at the age of 32 in Paris on Monday, while USA World Cup superstar Megan Rapinoe took the women's prize.

Rapinoe was not at the Chatelet Theatre in the French capital, unable to make the trip back to the country where she led the USA to victory in July.

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