Statement on behalf of UEFA and its 55 National AssociationStatement on behalf of UEFA and its 55 National AssociationStatement on behalf of UEFA and its 55 National AssociationStatement on behalf of UEFA and its 55 National Associations
The only piece worth reading about Messi and Argentina right now. From the start, the hate campaign felt inorganic—and this exposes why. The implications are frightening, reaching far beyond one athlete, into how narratives are manufactured and public opinion weaponized.
خاسر المباراه النهائيه وتوقف امام مشجعين وطنك
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هذا لانك لم تخذلهم وحققت لهم كل مايمكن تحقيقه
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Mientras muchos se quitan la MEDALLA DE SUBCAMPEÓN en cuanto la reciben, Lionel Messi portó la suya con orgullo. No se la descolgó en ningún momento mientras estuvo en la cancha. Tristeza total porque no fue la presea dorada, pero ORGULLO ABSOLUTO porque, incluso en un torneo que se les complicó muchísimo, llegaron hasta la final. Saber ganar, saber perder. EXCESO DE GRANDEZA Y SEÑORÍO.
Messi broke down in tears today—not just once, but over and over again. Every chance he got, the tears came. After the defeat. While receiving the silver medal. There wasn’t a single moment when he could hold them back.
At first glance, you might think he was crying because Argentina lost the World Cup. But the truth is, those were farewell tears. He was saying goodbye to everything the World Cup has meant to him. This was the final chapter of a journey that began 20 years ago.
He wasn’t crying because of the pressure of losing. He had already won the World Cup and completed football’s greatest achievement. What he was experiencing was something even harder—the moment of saying goodbye. Goodbye, football. Goodbye, World Cup. The journey is over.
History will remember that Argentina reached two consecutive World Cup finals in the Messi era, led by Messi at 35 and again at 39. The greatest stories aren’t always about how they end, but about the journey they leave behind.
Messi is a legend and the greatest there will ever be. 🐐
@PMT67@AlertaNews24 They were applauding and looking at their fans. You see it as turning their backs. No losing opposition team views the winners trophy lift. Even France didn’t in 2022.