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From @TheAthleticFC: For years, there were many people in Argentina who criticised Lionel Messi, scorned him, rejected him, and even booed him. But he now bows out a legend. nyti.ms/4hPgzM1
Oct 6, 2026 · 4:55 PM UTC
Fifteen en dashes that should be em dashes, and a missing space before an em dash. @sebastianfest
Messi is football man 😭
The tiktok edits I've been seeing about messi's national team retirement mehnn...😪😪
We grew up with him.
We cried with him.
We finally lifted the World Cup with him
Tonight, he plays in the Albiceleste jersey one last time and it feels like a piece of us is leaving with him.
Gracias, Leo.
We’ll never be ready
He never should've had to prove his brilliance, but he still did
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Goodbye, Argentina. Not goodbye, Messi. 💙 xitter.cf/ES_sportsnews/status/2…
Lionel Messi Bids Farewell to Argentina Against Benin! 🇦🇷🐐
Tonight, Lionel Messi takes the pitch for the Argentina national team for his 208th cap - marking 21 years since his senior international debut. He leaves the Albiceleste shirt with nothing left to prove, boasting a World Cup, 2x Copa América titles, 125 goals, and the record for most appearances in Argentine history!
While tonight marks his final international appearance, it isn't a full farewell to football. Prediction markets like Polymarket show only a 12% chance of Messi announcing total retirement in 2026, with his current Inter Miami contract running through 2028. 🥹
#Malvinas Algo muy importante q se desconoce: la Guerra de Malvinas fue urdida por la Armada q fabricó un incidente como prueba dentro de un plan mal calculado x completo.
Antes de eso flameaba la bandera argentina en Malvinas y el Correo. LADE e YPF tenían presencia y había >>>





















































