@MailSport No weak mentality its strong mentality just to pause and process .. .... Talk when your ok not because Alexi Lala Blahs Balha Blah want or think
🚨New: Zinedine Zidane on the Messi, Pele, Maradona and Ronaldo GOAT debate:
• Interviewer: Zizou, the debate never ends — Messi, Pelé, Maradona, Ronaldo. Who is the greatest of all time for you?
🗣️Zidane:
“I have always respected the greats. Pelé was a king. Maradona was pure magic, something almost supernatural. Ronaldo has had an incredible career, the numbers, the mentality, the way he kept scoring at the highest level for so many years. You cannot ignore that.
But when I look at the complete picture, there is only one name for me: Lionel Messi.
He is the greatest player I have ever seen. Not just better than Ronaldo, he is on a different level. Ronaldo is a phenomenon, yes, but he is nowhere near Messi in terms of pure football, vision, consistency, and the ability to decide the most important matches for so long. Messi has done things that the others never did at the same level for the same period of time.
Pele and Maradona were extraordinary in their eras. But Messi’s legacy is bigger. More Ballons d’Or, the Champions League dominance, the World Cup, and still producing magic when most players are finished. He checked every box.
For me, it is not even a debate anymore. Messi is the greatest of all time. Clear.
🎙️ Jamie Carragher on "Why Lionel Messi Started Receiving Hate at the World Cup"
🗣️: "Forget the noise, because football always tells the truth. The reason Lionel Messi suddenly became the target wasn't because he was poor, it was because he was brilliant.
At 39 years old, most people expected him to fade into the background. Instead, he dominated games, scored decisive goals, created chances, and reminded everyone why he's been at the top for nearly two decades. That's what changed the conversation.
When a player performs at that level on the biggest stage, opinions shift naturally. Some fans accepted that; others couldn't. Rather than appreciating what they were witnessing, the focus became conspiracy theories, officiating debates, and anything that could distract from Messi's football.
The irony is that none of those arguments change what happened on the pitch. Messi let his football do the talking.
Whether Argentina lifted the trophy or not, his performances reinforced what many already believed that greatness isn't decided by social media campaigns or fan wars. It's decided by what you produce when the pressure is highest.
That's why Messi's legacy remains untouchable. The game remembers performances, not propaganda."
🚨📲 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Lisandro Martínez on IG:
“With pain in my soul for not being able to bring home the trophy we all wanted, but with immense pride for this shirt, for my teammates, the coaching staff, the directors, the medical staff, the cooks, the kit managers, and every single person who was involved in making all of this work in the best possible way.
And above all, to you, the fans, who gave us all your love, all your strength, that passion that defines us so much, and the unity of a country that I hope lasts forever.
I want to congratulate Spain on their well-deserved title.
And to our people, I want to say that the result does not define the journey. We overcame adversity, made what seemed impossible possible, and never looked for excuses—we only found reasons to keep going.
We defended our colours far beyond the pitch and shared unforgettable moments with the national team, alongside our families and with the unconditional support of every Argentine. It will always be an enormous honour to represent you.
Remember: “The downfall of the great is the joy of the mediocre.”
Thank you all so much. Let’s take care of our country.
I love you, Argentina! 🇦🇷”
🚨🗣️ Javier Milei (Argentinian president) on all the conspiracy theories regarding their national team: "They're jealous of us."
"The problem with Argentina is that we stand out; we don't go unnoticed. People are jealous of us, and we’re good at almost everything."