WATCH: People chant ‘thank you’ for Mumbai Police, amid Messi’s GOAT tour at Wankhede

A video has gone viral from Lionel Messi's GOAT tour in Mumbai as people were seen thanking the Mumbai Police. Scroll down to see the video.

After the chaos erupted at Lionel Messi’s GOAT event in Kolkata on December 13, a video has gone viral in which the event attendees were seen thanking the Mumbai Police. The glimpses are from outside the Wankhede stadium, where the famous football superstar was welcomed. The wholesome moment is making rounds on social media, as one of the police personnel was seen smiling at the loud cheers of “thank you”. Even though the event gathered a large crowd, it didn’t interrupt the traffic functionalities in the city.

Viral video of Messi fans thanking Mumbai Police

Thank You @MumbaiPolice pic.twitter.com/ZkT1DXkwPW

— FCB MUMBAI (@fcbmumbai) December 14, 2025

The video shows a decent crowd of fans cheering for the Mumbai Police. A large part of the excited fans was wearing blue and white-coloured Argentinian jerseys. The crowd together is heard cheering for the Mumbai Police, saying, “Thank you, thank you!”

The fans were seen appreciating the efforts of the Mumbai Police in managing the crowd and traffic of the city without any chaos. In the video, one of the police personnel is also seen smiling at the crowd.

Lionel Messi’s GOAT event in Mumbai

The Argentinian footballer, Lionel Messi, arrived in Mumbai for his GOAT event in Mumbai on December 15, i.e., Sunday. The major highlight of the event was the legendary Sachin Tendulkar’s meeting with Messi. Sachin gave his 2011 World Cup-winning jersey to the footballer, and Messi gave a football to Sachin. He also gifted his signed Argentina jersey to Sunil Chhetri.

Lionel Messi’s GOAT event in Delhi

Messi is all set to put an end to his GOAT tour on December 15 in Delhi. The third day of the tour is still being perceived with great excitement among people. One of the highlights is expected to be the football star, Lionel Messi’s meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.