The thrilling story: The Taliban want to kill Mess's famous fan, his mother has a prayer for the silver star.

In January 2016 a picture of the boy Murtaza Ahmad became famous, thanks to a fan of Lionel Messes, whom he had made with plastic bags and pencils. This fan has won him two fans and a ball signed by the Argentinian and a meeting with the millionaire football player, writes CNN.

Today, many people know Ahmad, but he's on the run, wanting no one to know him.

Ahmad's problems began after he met his hero on a brief visit to Qatar. These problems were not caused by news cameras, but by Taliban. Under November, the Taliban invaded Afghanistan, where Ahmad had grown up.

The Taliban were killing our relatives and they were searching the houses, stopping cars and killing the passengers. They searched the house and killed the people”, Ahmad said.

We didn't have permission from the Taliban to play soccer or just leave. We heard their guns, tinnikovs and bombs. We even heard people scream”.

In particular, Ahmad was threatened by the Taliban because of his fame, shows his mother, Shaqifa.

Ever since the day Murtaza became famous, life became even more difficult for our family. Not only the Taliban, but other groups thought that Messy gave him a lot of money. We stopped her from school and we were threatened all the time”, Saqifa said.

Ahmad discovered that he had asked his mother to send him elsewhere. Eventually, Ahmad's father managed to help both of them escape to a nearby town, Bamyan.

Last time I saw Dad was the first time we came here. Then he went back there and we never saw him again. I miss you so much. When he calls my mother, I talk to him”, Ahmad said.

The situation in the Agfanist part where they live has deteriorated in the time of the end, and now Shaqifa has asked for a favor again, this time to leave Afghanistan.

I want Moses to help us get out of Afghanistan so Murtaza can have a better future.

In Kabul, Ahmad can play football only within his four walls of home, and his dreams of football are limited by his situation.

In Kabul, I can't leave home. My mother won't let me out. She's scared. I only play with my friends inside the house”, reports Ahmad.

When I was in my homeland, I couldn't wear the Mess's lantern because I was afraid someone might hurt me. I want to leave this place because there is war here. I want to be a player like Messy and play with him”.