Enzo Fernandes reported to training on time.
Never skipped a session or friendly game.
Hes trained professionally and ready to play when called on but the most English media want him gone because he scored against them in the World Cup.
🚨 BREAKING:
Russian UFC fighter Movsar Evloev:
"The Chinese kill Uyghur Turks every day.
India and Myanmar are killing Muslims in Kashmir and Rakhine. Israel is killing Palestinian Muslims.
Then they call Islam a religion of terrorism. What nonsense!"
In the last four World Cup finals, only two runners-up stayed on the pitch until the trophy presentation: Argentina in 2014 and Argentina in 2026.
Not Croatia, Not France. Did anyone say anything during that time? No, because that wouldn't get clicks.
Guess which country is now being criticized and accused of disrespecting the winners simply for going over to acknowledge their own fans? Argentina, of course.
Just realised that Rodri didn’t even win a single man of the match award for Spain during his World Cup run, he had 0 goals and 0 assists and won the player of the tournament, imagine this was Messi, he would need to be shipped out of earth for safety 😭
The fact that when they played with Messi, he was the best player in the world, and now that they are no longer playing, Messi is still arguably the best player in the world.
Lionel Messi is the greatest player to ever play football. 💯‼️
🚨Luka Modric on Lionel Messi Deserving the World Cup Golden Ball:
🗣️ “You can’t decide the Golden Ball in a World Cup just because of a single match. This is embarrassing.
Messi has performed so well throughout this entire tournament. Even though he didn’t win the World Cup, he deserves the Golden Ball.
He carried Argentina, created chances out of nothing, and was the best player on the pitch in almost every game. One final doesn’t erase everything he did before that.
I’ve seen many World Cups, but the way they’re treating this feels completely wrong. You don’t ignore months of brilliance and hand it to someone else just because of one game.
Messi has been the standout player of the tournament by a distance. If that’s not enough to win the Golden Ball, then I don’t know what is anymore.”
Spain won the World Cup. Congratulations to them. That part is settled.
Now let's talk about the part nobody wants to touch.
Lionel Messi lost the final. And he STILL should have won Best Player of the Tournament. Full stop.
This is an INDIVIDUAL award. Not a team trophy. Not a participation medal for the winning dressing room.
An individual award judged on individual performance across the entire tournament.
And by every single metric that matters — goals, impact, moments, consistency, pressure, and sheer will — Messi's tournament was on a different planet from everyone else's.
He dragged Argentina through Egypt, through Switzerland, through England, and through Spain with the kind of football that makes football worth watching.
And the award for the best player of the tournament went to Rodri. Let that sit for a moment.
Every Argentina victory in this tournament was immediately labeled as "rigged."
Egypt's coach cried manipulation.
Switzerland's camp screamed about VAR.
England supporters invented conspiracy theories about water bottles.
The narrative was crystal clear: whenever Argentina won, the result was suspicious.
But now that Messi — the man who literally DEFINED this tournament statistically, visually, and historically — didn't get the individual award he demonstrably deserved, suddenly the word "rigged" has completely disappeared from the conversation.
The silence is deafening and it is deliberate.
What exactly does this man have to do? What standard are we holding him to that doesn't exist for any other player on earth?
The same people who spent three weeks screaming that Argentina's victories were "rigged" have gone completely silent now that the rigging is happening in broad daylight against the greatest player who ever lived.
Where are the conspiracy theorists now?
Where is the outrage?
Where are the investigations?
Selective outrage has never been more transparent.
Rodri is a generational midfielder. His club career speaks for itself. But his tournament was not better than Messi's.
Anyone who watched every game knows this. Anyone being honest knows this. The people voting know this.
This is what happens when an institution has spent two decades being uncomfortable with the idea that one man can be this dominant for this long.
They find ways — quiet, bureaucratic, committee-voted ways — to deny him what he has earned.
Because acknowledging it fully would require admitting that we have been watching the most extraordinary player in the history of the sport perform miracles in real time, and somehow we still found ways to look away.
Argentina rigged?
Prove it with evidence.
Messi deserved that award?
Seven matches of evidence already did.
History will remember which one mattered.
lo merecía Messi
pero como Infantino está todo cagado porque la UEFA anunció que no lo va a votar en 2027 para reelegir, le puso un árbitro europeo a España y le dio el premio a Rodri que no tuvo ni un gol ni una asistencia en todo el torneo