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The picture in front of you was taken during the latest Argentina national team training, ahead of their match against England in the World Cup semi-final.
In this picture, Messi is watching the training. He’s sitting with one leg crossed over the other and chewing gum. The first thing you notice is that Messi looks relaxed and not bothered by anything— even if he loses to England today, I’m done, I’ve already won the World Cup, and there’s no pressure on me!
The second observation is that this is someone who’s going to miss all these beautiful moments with his national team. After all, this was the penultimate training session—there won’t be another World Cup, and there’s international retirement involved. He’s just watching his final moments—the moment when everything is over.
By the way, this is the first time Messi will play against the England national team, but he’s become a “boogeyman” for all English clubs because he scored 33 goals against them in 36 matches— a record for a player against teams from a single country in the UEFA Champions League!
Messi has two matches left and will say goodbye to the World Cup. Regardless of the result, Messi will end his international journey in the best possible way. And the best part of his story is that the ending was happy—as most of our Arab films do end ❤️
The picture in front of you was taken during the latest Argentina national team training, ahead of their match against England in the World Cup semi-final.
In this picture, Messi is watching the training. He’s sitting with one leg crossed over the other and chewing gum. The first thing you notice is that Messi looks relaxed and not bothered by anything— even if he loses to England today, I’m done, I’ve already won the World Cup, and there’s no pressure on me!
The second observation is that this is someone who’s going to miss all these beautiful moments with his national team. After all, this was the penultimate training session—there won’t be another World Cup, and there’s international retirement involved. He’s just watching his final moments—the moment when everything is over.
By the way, this is the first time Messi will play against the England national team, but he’s become a “boogeyman” for all English clubs because he scored 33 goals against them in 36 matches— a record for a player against teams from a single country in the UEFA Champions League!
Messi has two matches left and will say goodbye to the World Cup. Regardless of the result, Messi will end his international journey in the best possible way. And the best part of his story is that the ending was happy—as most of our Arab films do end ❤️
