Messi and his Friend - Limerick

I wrote this limerick with the idea of a lighthearted poem. But, I eventually found a deeper meaning for which it stands for, and that's how idolized soccer players are, but sometimes they're not the best idols. The explication is below the poem.

A talented player called Messi
Who had a friend called Jessy
they were idolized,
but disorganized,
so the situation was quite messy!

I wrote this five-line limerick, trying to get a good rhythm and flow to the poem. To try and give it flow, I made sure that the third and fourth lines which rhyme, also have the same amount of syllables. While the story is partially fictional, I used slight wordplay with the word "messy", and the soccer player's name, "Messi".

This limerick has a deeper meaning regarding one of the many things which are wrong about soccer, and that's the way players behave. Soccer players are idolized by millions around the world, but they don't always act as proper role models. Too often are there stories of players not wanting to renew contracts, just so that they can get an extra million Euros when they join another team. And there's also plenty of players who commit moral injustices, like getting in fights at nightclubs, but not being punished because of their celebrity status.

This idea that soccer players are untouchable is wrong, because while they are talented, hardworking people, they shouldn't be given a free pass to do what they want.