“Lionel Messi got angry” – Sergio Aguero claims that during the 2022 FIFA World Cup celebrations, he enraged Argentina’s captain
On December 18, the Albiceleste won the World Cup for the third time by beating France 4-2 in a thrilling penalty shootout. When the national team won in Qatar, Aguero celebrated with Messi and others. The legendary striker was pictured cuddling the ex-Manchester City striker’s shoulders with the World Cup trophy in his hand. Aguero, who was drinking throughout the festivities, claims Messi is unhappy with him for neglecting his health.
Roy Nemer is said to have said: “I drank a lot but I didn’t eat. We are world champions. If anything happens to me, let it be there. Leo (Messi) got angry and told me “stop”. How to stop? We are world champions, what luck. According to Sergio Agüero’s Twitch livestream of the World Cup celebrations: “I drank a lot, but I didn’t eat. We are world champions. If anything happens to me, let it be there. Leo (Messi) got angry and told me to ‘stop’. How to stop? We are world champions, so happy…”
Lionel Messi was brilliant at the World Cup in Qatar with 3 assists and 7 goals in seven games Aguero retired from football in 2021 due to a heart problem at the age of 33. When he was with the Argentina national team, he was close to Messi and lived with the famous striker in previous World Cup matches. The Paris Saint-Germain striker decided to travel alone, despite sharing a room ahead of their final against France.
Lionel Messi’s teammates want him to stay in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Argentina have backed him in this move.
His colleagues hope that he will continue to participate in the next World Cup. Speculation has grown over Lionel Messi’s future with the Argentina national team after eventually winning the FIFA World Cup. The legendary Argentine has announced that this year’s match in Qatar will be his last. However, Messi’s plans to retire from international competition were put on hold following the Albiceleste’s World Cup victory.
Lionel Messi is wanted by Argentina players for the 2026 World Cup, according to his teammate Alexis McAllister. He said (via BUT): “We don’t want him to leave the national team. He says it will be his last World Cup but we don’t want that. We want him to stay with us.
He knows it.
Mac Allister added: “So let’s see what happens. He messaged us yesterday wishing us a Happy New Year. He thanked us very much. We can’t say much after the game because we want to celebrate. I don’t think we realize what we have achieved yet, but in the next 5 or 10 years we will. “In seven World Cup appearances, Messi leads the charge with seven goals and three assists.
