'Little Messi 'found in plastic shirt

dohuk - His name Hominid: the little boy in the Messi Shirt made of plastic bags, which was shown on a photo a week ago, 'viral' went on social media. Hominid lives in Dohuk, in Iraqi Kurdistan, a region torn apart by war. That claims at least the Kurdish TV channel Kurdistan24tv.

Kurdistan24tv shows a video in which Hominid says the picture is already two years old, and he made the shirt because he's a big Messifan: 'I like Messi. He is a brilliant player. '

In the movie he now wears a 'normal' Messi Shirt: blue red club shirt of Barcelona with number ten.

The father of Hominid fighting with the Kurdish Peshmerga against IS, says Hominid on. He lives with his mother, who is a housewife, in Dohuk.

Photos of Hominid and the movie are now again distributed over the Internet. Some people doubt whether it is really about the boy of the now world-famous photograph, because his ears would seem, that of the little boy with the plastic shirt seem to be slight protruding ears, which Hominid not as critical twitterers.

But Messi's fanaccount @ messi10stats calls the report 'good news': 'The boy is found! '

Kurdistan24tv shows a video in which Hominid says the picture is already two years old, and he made the shirt because he's a big Messifan: 'I like Messi. He is a brilliant player. '

In the movie he now wears a 'normal' Messi Shirt: blue red club shirt of Barcelona with number ten.

The father of Hominid fighting with the Kurdish Peshmerga against IS, says Hominid on. He lives with his mother, who is a housewife, in Dohuk.

Photos of Hominid and the movie are now again distributed over the Internet. Some people doubt whether it is really about the boy of the now world-famous photograph, because his ears would seem, that of the little boy with the plastic shirt seem to be slight protruding ears, which Hominid not as critical twitterers.

But Messi's fanaccount @ messi10stats calls the report 'good news': 'The boy is found! '

Kurdish TV have apparently found the boy. Name is Homin frm Dohuk, Kurdistan. The original pic was taken 2 years ago pic.twitter.com/3ZVoAugM1I

— Sivan John™ (@SivanJohn) January 26, 2016