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Messi’s 2026 World Cup record in Dallas & Messi’s farewell match in Argentina
🚨 BREAKING: Lionel Messi retirement game will involve Argentina and Barcelona facing each other at the Camp Nou. All parties are looking forward to the option.
Lionel Messi will play 45 minutes each on both teams.
🚨🇪🇸 LAMINE YAMAL: “I WATCHED MESSI’S LAST GAME FOR ARGENTINA ALONE IN MY ROOM… AND I COULDN’T HOLD BACK MY TEARS.”
“I wanted to be there myself. I wanted to watch it from the stadium and experience that moment in person, but unfortunately I was with the Spanish national team.
So I watched the game alone in my room. Just me, watching Messi play what could be his final game for Argentina.
I was emotional. I honestly felt like crying.
Messi has been my idol since I was a kid. Seeing him reach the end of his international career was a very emotional moment for me.
I just sat there watching him and thinking… this is Messi. The player who inspired me so much.
I wish I could have been there.” 🥹🇦🇷💙❤️
🚨 BREAKING: There will be a fixed camera on Lionel Messi and Messi alone for complete 90 minutes on October 6th.
Every touch he has on the ball will be documented into the history book for life.
🚨 Lionel Scaloni on Messi’s final game for Argentina:
🎙️ “A lot of people might say that I won the World Cup and Copa América for Messi, but I think it was actually the other way around. Messi won them for me.
Before I was appointed, there were several names being considered for the job. Leo had some influence in that decision, and from all the names that were mentioned, he really wanted me to become the manager.
I honestly didn’t know what he saw in me or why he had that much confidence in me. I wasn’t even completely sure myself, but I accepted the job and, fortunately, we were able to make history together.
When I was a player with the national team, I saw how Messi was being used and what was expected of him. That helped me a lot when I became a coach because I understood what he needed.
At that time, Leo was expected to do everything. He had to score, create, build the game and even defend. But if you ask him to do all of those things, you’re not going to get the best out of him.
So I felt we had to give him a different role. We relieved him of some defensive responsibilities and allowed the other players to work a little harder for him. It wasn’t always easy, but they understood that if we wanted the best Messi, we had to give him that freedom.
And the players were always willing to do it for him. They knew what he could give us when he had the freedom to play.
Those years were incredible. We won the trophies we had been chasing for so long, and seeing Leo play at that level was something special.
But everything has an end. When a player like Messi leaves, you know there will be a huge void. A player of his quality is not easy to replace, and it takes time to get used to not having him there.
Personally, I feel very fortunate. I had the privilege of playing with him and then coaching him. Not many people can say that. It’s something I will always be grateful for.”
i dont really remember when i chose Messi over any other footballer..
but it was definitely coz of one mad Messi boy…
& dating a Messi fan is guaranteed Loyalty..
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Leo Messi after his last training session with Argentina: “Special moments I’m sure I’m gonna MISS.” ❤️🩹
Oh, Leo…
Some people MISSED you because they were born too early.
Some WILL MISS you because they were lucky enough to watch you, and now you’re leaving.
And some WILL MISS you because they were born too late.
We all miss Messi.
We just miss him at different times. ❤️🩹🐐
🚨Sergio Agüero on Lionel Messi’s farewell match:
“Honestly, I’ve already been thinking about that day, and I don’t think any of us are ready for it.
The Argentina national team has promised Messi that his farewell will be the greatest farewell in football history.
And I believe them.
This isn’t just about one player saying goodbye. It’s about everything Leo has given to Argentina — the goals, the trophies, the World Cup, the memories, the moments that made an entire country believe.
The stadium has to be different that night. The atmosphere has to be different. Every player, every fan, everyone involved has to understand that we are celebrating someone who changed football forever.
Leo deserves a farewell that reflects everything he has done.
No normal goodbye.
No ordinary ceremony.
It has to be something people remember for the rest of their lives.
Because when Messi finally says goodbye to Argentina, football itself should stop for a moment and say, ‘Thank you, Leo.’”