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[Ankur @AnkurMessi_]

How do I convince my kids this isn’t AI😭😭

[Ankur @AnkurMessi_]

Nutmegged Ronaldo at every club he played for😭😭

[ً @R_Jam111]

@crest_iano @Somthinqx Ronaldo and Messi in one frame 😉

[Tendencias Deportes @TendenciasDepor]

"Chilena"

Porque uno de los hijos de LIONEL MESSI hizo UN GOL DE CHILENA y volvió loco a todo el mundo.

[ايهاب @EHABF14]

بيقولوا لامين افضل من ميسي في عمر ال19
ميسي في عمر لامين :

[BBO Sports @bbosports]

Marc Cucurella:

“Otizmli bir oğlum var. Keşke hiç param olmasaydı da oğlum sağlıklı olsaydı.

Saçlarımı onun sevdiği için uzatıyorum… Bir gün beni unutursa, en azından saçlarımdan tanıyabilsin diye.”

[BigMoh jr @BiggestMohhh]

🚨🎙️ Zlatan Ibrahimović on the petition to kick Argentina🇦🇷 out of the World Cup:

“I honestly looks at this and laugh. Twenty-three million people signing a petition? For what? To remove Argentina because they don’t like what they are seeing? This is not football, this is emotion without control.

You know what this is? Fear. When a player like Lionel Messi does what he does, he doesn’t just win games — he destroys minds. Some fans, they cannot handle it. They are traumatized because he is too good. So instead of accepting greatness, they cry, they complain, they create petitions.

And they think FIFA will listen? Zlatan asks you — since when does football work like this? You don’t remove teams because your feelings are hurt. You beat them on the pitch. If you cannot, then you stay quiet.

For me, it’s funny. I enjoy it. Because it shows how powerful greatness is. But Zlatan is not blind — he knows these things don’t just happen. Some months ago, we saw how certain paid PR trying to bring a player down got exposed. So Zlatan understands what is behind this noise.

But listen… if you are behind this, drop the ego. Zlatan has ego too , yes — but this? This is not Zlatan level. This is small mentality.

In football, you don’t fight greatness with petitions. You fight it on the pitch. And if you cannot win there, then maybe the problem is not Messi… maybe the problem is you.”

[Emmanuel Clement @EmmanuelCl71145]

Argentina 🇦🇷 will not go home with the World Cup title even if they are the champions. Why, because they went against the rules of FIFA by showing off that banner. The was supposed to be stripped out of the competition after the game against England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥��󠁧󠁿 after the incident and Spain 🇪🇸 were supposed to be crowned champions before the finals but in order to for FIFA not to ruin their reputation and also because of the arrangement of the ceremony and fans, the game has to be played cause they have already paid for tickets. Argentina 🇦🇷 came into the game very weak. Argentina fans after the game were still celebrating. The truth will soon be out even after 10yrs

[17• @sergetrevorr]

Ils veulent supprimé la vidéo mdrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Imaginez si c’était l’Argentine qui avait gagné et Messi parlait comme ça avec Infantino ptdrrrrrrrrrr les théories d’attardés qui allaient s’enchaîner

[sanya sharma @sanya_sharma49]

If this audio clip is true than the world cup was taken away from Argentina 🇦🇷

[Messi World @M10GOAT]

رسميًا:

الأسطورة ميسي أفضل لاعب في كأس العالم 2026 حسب الإتحاد الدولي للإحصاء IFFHS 🐐✅

[﮼العازي🇦🇪 @el3azy22]

نعم ميسي ليس ابن بلدي
والأرجنتين ليست منتخبي 🇦🇷
لكنني أحببت كرة القدم أكثر وعشقتها بسبب الاسطورة

ورغم تعصبي الكبير لكرتنا المحلية ولنادي الوحدة الذي أنتمي إليه فإن ميسي جعلني أتعلق أكثر بتفاصيل اللعبة وأتابع الدوريات والبطولات الأخرى بشغف مختلف

أنا هنا لست في موقف دفاع عن ميسي
بل في موقف تقدير وإنصاف لهذا اللاعب الكبير
الذي لا يستحق كل هذا الهجوم والحملات التي أُقيمت ضده

حتى لو لم تكن تشجعه!!
كيف لعاشق حقيقي لكرة القدم أن يتحدث عنه بهذه السلبية ويهاجم من غذّى اللعبة بالمتعة وأعاد إليها الشغف وأنعش تاريخها بعد رحيل أجيال عظيمة

قد تختلف حوله
لكن لا يمكنك إنكار حقيقته 💙👑

[Vfynn_🥷🏼 𐙚 @Vfynn_]

🚨Sergio Agüero on the strange way Argentina played against Spain:

Sergio Agüero 🗣️:

“I’ve watched football my whole life, and I’ve never felt as confused after a World Cup final as I do now. Something about that night didn’t make sense. Maybe one day we’ll know the full story, but right now there are too many questions that nobody wants to answer.”

“Before the match, Leo stood in front of the team and simply said, ‘Let’s forget about everything. Let’s just play. Forget about everything.’ It wasn’t a speech to fire everyone up. It felt like a man trying to hold a broken room together. You could see Enzo Fernández and Lisandro Martínez fighting back tears. Nobody clapped. Nobody shouted. Everyone just stood there with empty faces. I’ve never seen an Argentina dressing room like that before.”

“Then the warm-up started, and Leo kept putting his shots deliberately wide. That’s not him. He lives for that routine. It looked like his mind was somewhere else.”

“There were strange absences too. The President, who was expected to be there, never arrived. Diego Simeone wasn’t in attendance. Lautaro Martínez, who had been part of every match during the tournament, suddenly vanished from view. Everything surrounding that final felt unusual.”

“On the pitch, Argentina didn’t resemble the team that reached the final. Enzo and Paredes, usually the heartbeat and aggression of the midfield, looked restrained. Lisandro Martínez and Cristian Romero both went off injured in the biggest game of their lives. After a solid first half, Scaloni unexpectedly retreated into a defensive shell. That’s not the Argentina we’ve watched throughout the tournament.”

“The hardest thing to understand was the attitude. Argentina looked disconnected. Even when Messi found space, the ball rarely reached him. When they recovered possession, they’d carry it into midfield and then hand it straight back to Spain with the very next pass. It happened over and over again. It didn’t feel like the same team.”

“Even small moments stood out. Romero didn’t shake hands with Donald Trump. People will say that’s irrelevant, but when you put every unusual detail together, you start wondering why everything felt so different that night.”

“And then came the Golden Ball. Tell me honestly, after everything Messi produced at 39 years old throughout this tournament, how was Rodri considered the better player? I genuinely cannot understand that decision.”

“This reminds me of 1990. Diego Maradona left that final in tears, convinced João Havelange had taken the World Cup away from Argentina. Today, people will call me crazy for saying it, but I can’t shake the feeling that history echoed itself. Throughout this tournament, all we heard was ‘Messi is FIFA’s boy’ and ‘everything is rigged for Argentina.’ Maybe FIFA wanted to silence those accusations at any cost. Maybe not. I don’t know. But too many things happened for me to believe it was just another football match.”

One day the full story will be told. Until then, the questions remain.”

[🇳‌🇪‌🇼‌🇸‌ -🇽‌ 🎭 @Planetxenin]

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗹 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗼𝗻 𝗕𝗲𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗱 𝗔𝗿𝗴𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗮'𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗰𝗲𝗱 𝗱𝗲𝗳𝗲𝗮𝘁 𝗮𝗴𝗮𝗶𝗻𝘀𝘁 𝗦𝗽𝗮𝗶𝗻 𝗶𝗻 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱 𝗖𝘂𝗽 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲 𝗙𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗹:

Imperialist Conspiracy Sacrifices Football! Trump’s Geopolitics, Spain’s Base Controversy, and Argentina’s Heartbreaking Story

Special International Correspondent

Buenos Aires / Washington: Imperialist diplomacy has now made a naked intervention in the garden of football. The defending champion Argentina national football team has become a victim of international geopolitical equations, the United States’ lust for unilateral dominance, and Washington’s power struggles.

Recently emerging sensational claims allege that, unable to secure the use of Spain’s military bases for an attack on Iran, an angry Washington and the Donald Trump administration launched a far-reaching political game. And the price of that cunning conspiracy was paid by the broken hearts of millions of Argentine fans.

# The Iran Issue, Spain’s Refusal, and Trump’s Dirty Diplomacy

As part of recent military aggression in the Middle East, Washington sought permission from Spain to use its military bases for an attack on Iran. But Spain’s clear refusal put the American administration on the back foot. After that, to bring Spain over to their side and maintain control over European politics, the Trump administration pulled in their trusted ally, the United Kingdom.

Using the United Kingdom’s political weapon—the Falkland Islands (Malvinas) dispute—as a shield, the Trump administration hatched an unprecedented blackmail scheme.

The sole aim was to sacrifice Argentina under the pretext of closer relations with Spain, so that this Latin American power would in no way be able to win the World Cup.

### Threats to Destroy Players’ Careers and a Forced ‘President’

After defeating England in the semi-final, when the Argentine footballers raised banners supporting their sovereignty over the Falkland Islands, the real web of conspiracy was laid.

Later, under a secret understanding between Washington and London, the Argentine players were directly threatened:

- **European league boycott**: If they did not step aside from the world stage according to the predetermined “script,” Argentine footballers would not be allowed to play in any club in the European Union (EU).

- **Career-destruction plot**: Blackmail involving visas, legal complications, and contract cancellations was used to permanently destroy the players’ careers.

**An extremely emotional moment**:

To protect the country from international economic and political pressure and to save the future of the young footballers, the President of Argentina himself made a special request to the players. As a result, despite having every ability, the Albiceleste were forced to face a “scripted” outcome on the field.

### Alvarez’s Shattered Dream and the Unilateral Decision of Spanish Clubs

The biggest victim of this dirty political game has been star forward Julián Álvarez. Although his move to Barcelona was virtually finalized, it collapsed in an instant due to the secret US-European understanding. Spanish clubs have been given unofficial instructions not to sign any more Argentine players.

#Argentina #UK #England #Fifaworldcup2026 #Fifa #Messi #Liomessi #Football #USA

[²³𝙻𝚎𝙱𝚛𝚘𝚗𝚌𝚑𝚒𝚝𝚒𝚜🏀☄️🌎💞 @BronGotGame]

Streets saying Argentina was forced to lose the final or be banned from the world cup for 10 years for the Falklands sign. I believe it too cuz that wasn’t Argentina out on that pitch

[Ryuo 🇦🇪 @RyuoTheSword]

False. Now talk about Cristiano Ronaldo

[MC @CrewsMat10]

This is why Argentina has one of the best fanbases in football. What a welcome.🇦🇷🩵

[Messi World @M10GOAT]

🚨 رودريغو دي باول عبر IG:

اليوم أرى كم كان هناك من ينتظر سقوطنا، يختلق طوال كأس العالم نظريات ومؤامرات لا أساس لها، فقط ليخفف من ألم عجزه عن عيش ما كان يعيشه كل الأرجنتينيين.

لأن ابتساماتنا تزعجهم، وطريقتنا تضايقهم… لكن ذلك لم يفعل سوى أن يؤكد من جديد أن شغفنا وحبنا لهذا القميص قادران على تجاوز كل شيء.

سيؤلمني هذا لفترة طويلة، لكنني اليوم، أكثر من أي وقت مضى، أشعر بالفخر لأنني أرجنتيني 🤍🇦🇷

[Agarra la Pala @agarra_pala]

🇦🇷 PERIODISTA DE A24 QUEDÓ IMPACTADA CON LOS HINCHAS ARGENTINOS QUE AGRADECEN A LA SELECCIÓN TRAS LA FINAL DE MUNDIAL

“AGUANTE ARGENTINA, SCALONI SIEMPRE TE VAMOS A BANCAR”

[Sofascore Football @Sofascore]

🗺️ | Player of the Tournament

Lionel Messi at the 2026 World Cup:

👕 8 appearances
⚽️ 8 goals (🥈)
📈 5.28 xG (🥈)
🅰️ 4 assists (=🥈)
📐 3.94 xA (🥇)
🎁 8 big chances created (🥇)
🔑 26 key passes (🥇)
💨 28 successful dribbles (🥇)
⚔️ 60 duels won (🥇)
⭐️ 8.79 average Sofascore Rating (🥇)

His last World Cup dance was a special one, as he takes home the third Sofascore World Cup POTT of his career. 🐐