‘It is also Diego who encouraged us from heaven’: Messi | Video

Lionel Messi, captain of the Argentina national team, assured this Tuesday that the World Cup won by beating France this Sunday in the final of the World Cup in Qatar 2022 “It also comes from Diego” who encouraged her “from heaven”.

“Almost 30 years have passed since Grandoli until the World Cup in Qatar. It has been almost three decades since a bola has brought me much joy and also a little sadness. I always dreamed of becoming world champion. I didn’t want to stop trying, even though I knew it could never happen.”

With these words, the number 10 began a letter that he shared on his Instagram account this morning, before going on tour in the city of Buenos Aires with his colleagues in an open bus.

This trophy that we won is also hard work for all those who didn’t get it in the previous World Cups we played, like in Brazil in 2014, where everyone deserved it because they fought to the final and just looked forward to it desires like me. .. And we even deserved it in that one damn ending.

After this paragraph, perhaps the most exciting appeared, as it was a memory of Diego Armando Maradona, captain of the Argentina national team, world champion in Mexico 1986.

It is also from Diego who encouraged us from heaven. And of all those who always financed the selection without looking so much at the result, but at the will we always put into it, even when things didn’t go the way we wanted.

He also noted that everyone’s title was “natural”. “beautiful” group that was formed, the coaching staff and all the people of the team who “remain anonymous”, they work day and night.

Failure is often part of the journey and learning, and success is impossible without disappointment. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! Let’s go to Argentina!!!

The captain’s release received more than eight million “likes” and more than 150,000 comments, some from his wife Antonela Roccozzo, Ezequiel Lavezzi and Luis Suárez.

(With information from EFE)

Source: La Neta Neta

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