@FFEERRNANDA Sí, claro que está perfecto traer uno quilombero, que nunca llevó Boca e ninguno lugar por 7 palos a los 30 anos.
Claro que está super bién 🤦🏻
Essa geração nova não faz IDÉIA do quão absurdo era o Messi em seu prime…
Se já acham o argentino impressionante hoje com seus 39 anos, imagina se vissem nos seus plenos 22, destruindo todos.
Que saudades meus amigos, que saudades… o pior é saber que está acabando.
@zndioclin O problema do Cavs é o próprio Cavs, podia estar trabalhando pra ter um espaço pra buscar alguém pra jogar com Mitchell e LBJ ser um terceiro jogador, um mentor ...
Mas o time está a espera de James Harden, no big 2026.
@JhonM888 Quién no firma está enfermo.
Tuvimos que llevar al Mundial Otamendi, De Paul, Lo Celso y Nico Gonzalez, Messi si quiere puder estar 4 anos caminando, cuantas veces no jugó solo?
🎙️ 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."