el Messi will rethink his future after the World Cup, as “many things will be different”
Lionel Messi will rethink his future as the PSG star says he isn’t sure if he will stay with Argentina, but admits that’many things’ will change after the World Cup.
- PSG starLionel Messi stated that he will rethink his football future later in the year
- According to the 34-year old, it is likely that’many things’ will change after the World Cup.
- He made these comments after Argentina defeated Venezuela 3-0 in Friday’s qualifying
- Messi’s struggles since moving to PSG have been evident and he was recently booed.
02:47 PM EDT, 26/03/2022
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02:59 PM EDT, 26/03/2022
Lionel Messi said he would reconsider his football future later in the year, but that it was likely’many changes will occur’ after the World Cup in Qatar in November and December.
Messi made these comments after Argentina defeated Venezuela 3-0 in Friday’s penultimate round South American World Cup qualifying.
“I don’t know what my future plans are after the World Cup,” Messi said. Messi stated that he is thinking about the future. “After Qatar, I will need to reassess many of my things.
Lionel Messi is open to rethinking his future after Qatar, but admits that’many things’ will change.
He said that his doubts were not due to past frustrations playing for Argentina. He won the Copa America final against Brazil, his first title as a member of the team.
“It’s been a while since I was happy here, before winning the Copa. Messi stated that he is grateful for the joy they bring to him every time he visits Argentina.
Messi turns 35 in June and was asked about his plans to continue with the national team following Qatar. That is what I think about, Ecuador (on Tuesday). The preparation matches for September and June.
The forward won his first title last year with Argentina – the Copa America against Brazil
Let’s all hope that these things go as smoothly as possible. Many things will be different after the World Cup.
Messi’s recent woes at club level have been exacerbated by the failure to live up to expectations at PSG following his departure last summer. He was also booed recently by his fans.
He was more positive on international duty, and he seemed happy after scoring the third goal Friday.
Brazil, Argentina and Ecuador have already secured four spots in Qatar for the region’s direct candidates later this year.
For fifth place, Chile, Colombia, and Peru will compete in Tuesday’s final round. This qualifies them for an international playoff with an Asian side.
Messi scored Argentina’s third goal against Venezuela in a 3-0 victory in World Cup qualifying
After a Rodrigo de Paul low cross, Argentina scored with Nico Gonzalez in close range.
Angel di Maria, another French player under fire, scored the second goal in the 79th minutes, lobbing the Venezuelan goalkeeper following an assist from De Paul.
After their loss to Real Madrid, Brazil’s star Neymar was defeated in the round 16 of the Champions League, both Messi and Brazil’s Neymar were criticised in France.
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