Emi dela

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[Emi dela @emiidela]

Messi te amo

[Inside Reality Football @RealityLfc]

🚨Roberto Carlos reacts to Rodri winning the Golden ball over Lionel Messi in the World Cup.

🗣️“Not to be bias or choosing favorites among the two of them Messi deserves every bit of credit for that performance at the World Cup and that’s winning the golden ball, Rodri has a fantastic World Cup campaign but not compared to what Lionel Messi did at this World Cup, before the finals I’ve every single fan you ask around they will have Messi as the favorite to win it.”

“What we use to know is that in the World Cup individual performance will determine who is the winner of the golden ball but Rodri winning it at this World Cup leaves a lot of question marks on it.”

“With such performance there’s nothing to stop Lionel Messi from winning but they chose to outsmart it in a favorable way for Rodri, it’s rigged because Rodri didn’t even get close to an inch of Messi performance at this 2026 World Cup”

“I’m speaking facts about this, I don’t usually speak about this situation till today because it’s very clear to judge as seen cause the numbers and stats don’t lie btw.”

[Messias @Messias30_]

Mi ídolo hoy.

Mi ídolo mañana.

Mi ídolo toda la vida.

[JS @juegosimple__]

🇦🇷🥹 𝐇𝐀 𝐒𝐈𝐃𝐎 𝐔𝐍 𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐌𝐎𝐒𝐎 𝐂𝐀𝐌𝐈𝐍𝐎.

[Potrero Argentino @PotreroArgentin]

Un dúo que nos dio mucho. Solo gracias a ambos.

[TyC Sports @TyCSports]

El mejor del mundo 🇦🇷🥺🩵 ¡Gracias por todo, capitán!

[TOMI$IN🏅 @tomisinfcb]

🚨Zlatan Furious Over Enzo Fernández Red Card: "Argentina Have Been Robbed"

"That's never a red card. Enzo Fernández went in hard, yes, but he wasn't trying to hurt Cubarsí. This is a World Cup final—you don't decide it with a call like that. Argentina have been robbed."

"Football is becoming too soft. Every strong challenge is treated like a crime. If that's a red card, then we might as well stop tackling. Let the players fight for the trophy."

"I feel for Argentina. They prepared for years to reach this moment, and one decision changes everything. In my opinion, the referee got it completely wrong."

[𝗠𝗕𝗥. @absolutkylian]

🚨 Zlatan Ibrahimović on Lionel Messi not winning the World Cup Golden Ball:

🗣️: “What else did Messi have to do to win it? I genuinely don’t understand the criteria anymore. If you look back at 2018, Luka Modrić won the Golden Ball without winning the World Cup. So what changed now?

“Messi carried Argentina throughout the tournament, delivered when it mattered most, and was once again the player everyone feared. If that wasn’t enough, then tell me what is.

“It feels like the standards are always different when it comes to Messi. Every other player gets judged one way, but with him, people suddenly move the goalposts. It’s always against Messi.

“I’m happy for Rodri, but from a football perspective, I don’t think anyone had a stronger case than Messi.”

[Tendencias y Tuits Borrados @tendenciaytuits]

Cómo darse cuenta quien va a ganar un partido antes de que comience.

[Sudanalytics @sudanalytics_]

- Tu carrera es como un videojuego, vas destrabando niveles para llegar a la final.

- “El juego ya lo terminé el Mundial pasado”.

Lionel Messi. 🚬

[CentreGoalHQ @centreGoalHQ]

🚨England Captain Harry Kane on Jude Bellingham approach Messi:

🎙️Reporter: “Harry, what did you make of Jude Bellingham’s approach to Messi during the match?”

🗣️Harry Kane: “I told Jude, you don’t have to approach Messi like that. You can’t wake the beast in him and expect nothing to happen. The moment you give him that extra motivation, he’ll punish you. That’s exactly what we saw. Against players like Messi, sometimes the smartest thing you can do is stay disciplined and not give them a reason to raise their level.”

[ִֶָ @nunca3stoy]

me destruye

[TyC Sports @TyCSports]

Se ENOJÓ Messi: "Hablame bien, háblame con respeto. A mi hablame bien, yo te hablé bien"

[Anabella💙❤️ @AnabellaMarvy]

Lisandro Martinez 🗣️: “The moment we went two goals behind, nobody panicked.

Nobody shouted. We just looked at Leo.

He didn’t say much.

He simply started asking for the ball every single time.

That’s when we all understood the game wasn’t finished.

A few minutes later he created one goal.

Then he scored another.

When Messi decides the match isn’t over…

The rest of us stop thinking about the score and start thinking about winning.”

[Inside Reality Football @RealityLfc]

🚨Jurgen Klopp on Lionel Messi in tears after the final whistle of the game against Egypt.

🗣️“He’s looking at the magical thing he has done again for the Argentine national team, he didn’t just cry because they won the game but because he created a historic comeback for his nation at the World Cup.”

“Seeing Messi share tears at the end of the game is emotional and heartbreaking at this point, you don’t see anyone doing it in world football right now at his age.”

“You just have to admit the fact that he’s the greatest footballer in the world before and now in the history of sport.”

[The TouchPulse | 𝐓 @TouchPulse]

🚨🗣️ Reporter: “Mo, tough loss today. Egypt were leading but Argentina came back to win. Your thoughts?”

🗣️ Mo Salah: “They have Lionel Messi. When he is on the pitch, anything can happen. He is still the best in the world. We fought hard but the GOAT did what the GOAT does.”

[Sudanalytics @sudanalytics_]

❤️🥹 Tómense unos minutos para leer estas palabras de Thierry Henry para Lionel Messi:

“Primero que nada, mírenlo... mírenlo llorar, y lo que significa, cuánto significa para él y su equipo. Pero, antes que nada, nos recuerda que es humano, que es humano. Porque erró algunos penales, cuatro de ocho. Y luego nos vuelve a recordar que no es humano.

Jugué con él, y lo que pasa con Leo es que a veces... no hay que despertar a la bestia. Eso es lo que pasa. Y lo he visto de cerca en los entrenamientos.

Una vez estábamos entrenando y le hicieron una falta, el entrenador no la cobró y Leo se quejó. El entrenador le dijo ‘DEJÁ DE QUEJARTE, eso puede pasar en un partido’.

Ahí lo miré y le cambió el chip. Va y busca esa pelota -yo estuve ahí, fui testigo- y mete TRES GOLES SEGUIDOS anotando de inmediato: te roba la pelota y mete un gol, te roba la pelota de nuevo y mete otro gol, te roba la pelota otra vez y mete otro gol... se dio vuelta y dijo: ‘LA PRÓXIMA VEZ, COBRÁ FALTA’.

Y todos dijimos: ‘Sí, sí, la próxima cobrá falta’. Porque es simplemente imparable. Cuando se pone en ese estado de ánimo, es muy difícil pararlo.

Cuando su equipo lo necesita, él eleva su nivel de juego. Este es un tipo que jugó 120 minutos el otro día. Eleva su nivel, empezó a agarrar la pelota y a gambetear a casi todos para intentar cambiar el partido. Wow.

Mirándolo, me acordaba de cuando jugaba con él. A veces -y no es vergonzoso decirlo- metía algunos goles y yo, estando adentro de la cancha, me tomaba un momento, uno o dos segundos, y me quedaba: ‘WOW’. Y me daba cuenta que estaba jugando y tenía que volver al partido. No me pasa seguido, pero él es único en su clase. Tuve la oportunidad de jugar con él durante tres años. WOW.

Esto es cosa de Hollywood. Es casi como que si armás un guion de eso, pensás... es una película que nunca pasaría en la vida real. Tipo, dale, el director se pasó de la raya con esa, ¿saben? Pero Messi escribe...”

[ᜰ @markklfc]

Lionel Messi on why he broke down in tears after Argentina’s victory over Egypt:

🗣️ “People saw me crying and probably thought they were tears of happiness. The truth is… they were much more than that.

When the final whistle blew, every emotion I had been carrying for years came crashing down at once. The pressure, the expectations, the fear of letting my country down it all exploded inside me. There are moments in football when your heart simply cannot hold everything anymore.

After missing the penalty, I felt like I had failed my teammates, my family, and every Argentine who believed in me. I couldn’t stop replaying that moment in my head. I kept asking myself, ‘What if that miss costs us everything?’ Those were the longest minutes I’ve ever lived on a football pitch.

My teammates never stopped believing in me. They kept telling me to lift my head, to keep fighting, and they gave everything to turn the match around. Watching them sacrifice for me made the final whistle even more emotional because I knew I wasn’t carrying this dream alone.

When I looked into the stands and saw my family crying, I completely lost control of my emotions. They have lived every criticism with me, every defeat, every sleepless night, every sacrifice that nobody sees. Those tears were for them as much as they were for Argentina.

People only see ninety minutes on the pitch. They don’t see the years of pain, the sacrifices, the injuries, the doubts, or the fear that every World Cup could be your last. At this stage of my career, you understand that every match could be the final chapter of a lifetime’s dream.

I cried because I realized how close football can bring you to losing everything you’ve worked for. One moment can change history forever. Tonight, we survived, but emotionally it felt like I had lived an entire lifetime in just one match.

These were not tears of weakness. They were tears of relief, gratitude, love for my teammates, and love for my country. I will never forget this night for as long as I live.”

[SethOfficial @UTD_Seth001]

🚨Lisandro Martínez on Lionel Messi’s influence during Argentina’s comeback:

🗣️ “The moment we went two goals behind, nobody panicked.

Nobody shouted.

We just looked at Leo.

He didn’t say much.

He simply started asking for the ball every single time.

That’s when we all understood the game wasn’t finished.

A few minutes later he created one goal.

Then he scored another.

Nobody had to stand in the dressing room and talk about belief.

When Messi decides the match isn’t over…

The rest of us stop thinking about the score and start thinking about winning.”

[Messias @Messias30_]

Qué pedazo de video. https://t.co/kK9oILPFIL

[Lali @lalioficial]

ESTO ES ARGENTINA