@heejolaa You're so pathetic. Is not Messi's fault your brain is fried with political agendas and hate towards Trump. You're all just a bunch of pussies.
This upcoming World Cup is going to be so messy and toxic if we are gonna be condemning players for hand shakes.
Any player who GENUINELY cares about what’s going on would boycott it completely.
@RkFutbol If you are saying that because Messi met with Trump, you're fucking embarrassing. Judging players based on your political agenda is so retarded. You do know Trump will also give the World Cup to whoever wins it right? So, should we throw shit at players who shakes his hand? 🤡
@Shivy_98@breathMessi21 So is your people all over India wdym? 💀 you're not saints my guy. You grow up to be a scammer and steal people's money. Wash your ass Shivam
People's brain is beyond fried. It's hilarious to think that if Argentina wins the WC, Trump will be the one handing it to Messi. But hey, Kumar Mohammed from India, is telling me he should reject the handshake and not accept it from him. Bunch of pussies
People getting disappointed that Lionel Messi met Donald Trump need to understand one thing.
When you are a global icon like Messi, meeting presidents, politicians, and world leaders is part of the job. It doesn’t mean you support every political view they have.
Athletes represent their sport and their country on a global stage. They meet leaders from different countries, attend official events, take photos — it’s normal protocol, not a political endorsement.
Expecting Messi to refuse or create controversy in such situations is unrealistic. Footballers aren’t diplomats choosing sides; they’re professionals respecting invitations.
A meeting doesn’t change who Messi is or what he represents in football. Let the man play football and stop forcing politics into everything.
People getting disappointed that Lionel Messi met Donald Trump need to understand one thing.
When you are a global icon like Messi, meeting presidents, politicians, and world leaders is part of the job. It doesn’t mean you support every political view they have.
Athletes represent their sport and their country on a global stage. They meet leaders from different countries, attend official events, take photos — it’s normal protocol, not a political endorsement.
Expecting Messi to refuse or create controversy in such situations is unrealistic. Footballers aren’t diplomats choosing sides; they’re professionals respecting invitations.
A meeting doesn’t change who Messi is or what he represents in football. Let the man play football and stop forcing politics into everything.