🚨🚨📲 Leo Messi on IG: "The pain is immense, and it will take time for this wound to heal.
"But I also choose to hold on to all the good things, the matches we turned around by giving everything, moments that will remain in our memories forever and the support of an entire country that, together with the work and effort of this group, brought us back once again among the best teams in the world.
"Today, it is difficult to appreciate what we achieved, but this group reached two consecutive World Cup finals.
"Thank you from the bottom of my heart for every greeting and every message. Once again, we managed to come together as a country and stand united, sharing the immense pride of being Argentine.
"I also want to congratulate Spain on winning the championship."
📲🚨❤️ Antonela on IG:
“You’ll always be the best
"Not only because of your talent, but because you never stopped being yourself.
"No matter what happens, you never give up. You always fight until the very end and give absolutely everything until the last second. That strength, that mentality, and your ability to get back up again and again are what make you unique.
"Thank you for showing us every day that true success is built through hard work, sacrifice, perseverance, and never losing your essence. You are the greatest role model for our children and an inspiration to millions of people.
"I admire you more than words can express, and I feel incredibly proud to walk through this life by your side.
"I love you so much. 🤍”
Ángel Di María's letter to Leo Messi:
“Thank you for being Argentine. Thank you for carrying our flag to the very top of the world.
"Thank you for being an example, both as a player and as a person. You are the greatest in history.
"YOU ARE ETERNAL. 🏆🏆🏆🏆”
📲🚨🇦🇷 Julián Álvarez: “Eternal gratitude to all Argentinians for always being there, supporting us, cheering us on, and believing in us until the very end.
"We all dreamed of bringing the trophy home, but beyond the result, what we experienced and felt during these 50 days is something we’ll never forget.
"Because winning is beautiful, but representing this flag with dedication, commitment, and heart is what defines us.
"We will get back up, learn, and keep going. Because no matter what happens, that’s who we are. We don’t understand life any other way: always moving forward, fighting for our flag, and dreaming of taking Argentina to the very top.
"Pride and love.
"Vamos Argentina, always."
🚨 Rodrigo De Paul: "Today I see how many people were waiting for us to fall, spreading baseless conspiracy theories throughout the entire World Cup to ease the pain of not being able to experience what all Argentines were experiencing, because our smiles bother them, because the way we are bothers them. But all that did was reaffirm that the passion and love for our shirt can overcome anything."
🚨📲 Enzo Fernández: "As time passes, you realize there is something much bigger than a result.
"For years, this group has represented our country in the best possible way.
"It teaches that competing isn’t just about winning, but about giving everything for the shirt and never giving up. Being part of this group, which has always stood up, competed to the very end, and defended these colors with pride, humility, and commitment, is something I’ll always cherish.
"I want to thank all the Argentine fans. Thank you for always being there, for supporting us in every match, for your affection, for your unconditional support, and for making us feel at home no matter where we are in the world.
"Wearing my country’s shirt is the greatest honor of my career, and I will continue to give everything I have every time I’m called upon to defend it."
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btw it’s hilarious how the whole world abused Argentina throughout every moment of this tournament and then got angry when they didn’t bow down and cuck to the media narratives. What did people honestly expect them to do? No team in history has faced that level of animosity.
🚨🎥 Translation of what happened in this clip between Otamendi and Rodri.
🗣 Otamendi: "Talk less, man. I've spent the whole week with you whining and crying — the whole week with you lot crying.. You and Laporte, both of you!"
Its an absolute privilege watching him play all these years, hes the reason 12 year old me fell in love with this sport and barca. i watched him achieve everything there is to achieve oh there will never ever be another one like you lionel❤️🥹
I wonder who will be passed Captain now, looking forward to the next cup tbh and seeing more from them without Messi too.
Won’t be the same at all, but they’re a wonderful team to watch 🙌🏼
Argentina weren’t the same as they were in the last World Cup. This wasn’t a smooth ride, it was a battle from start to finish. They suffered, fought, bled, and sweated for every victory, while all some people could talk about was a “rigged” tournament. Their resilience, togetherness, and refusal to give up deserved far more respect than they ever received.
It was an honor rooting for you 🇦🇷🧉
People acting like Argentina is some thugged out team of animals shows no one used to watch the game.
Sergio Ramos was a bigger thug than this entire Argentina team combined. Real Madrid used to butcher Messi and Barcelona.
People have gotten so used to this soft weenie style of soccer that was taken over to protect their product.
The game has to be soft now because every other kid player costs 60m and your stars now all get bought at 100m+.
Can’t be having a Ramos or Pepi butchering 200m worth of players every game anymore.