Lionel Messi Says Goodbye in Argentina, ‘We’ll See’ on World Cup

 

Lionel Messi has left fans emotional and uncertain after hinting at a potential farewell to international football during Argentina’s World Cup qualifiers. The 38-year-old, included in the squad for matches against Venezuela and Ecuador on September 4 and 9, told ESPN that he’s taking his future “day by day” and said, “We’ll see” regarding the 2026 World Cup. After scoring in his last four substitute appearances for Inter Miami and shining in Argentina’s 1-1 draw vs.

 Colombia and a 1-0 win over Chile in June, Messi’s form remains electric. However, his comments have sparked speculation on X, with fans torn between hoping for one last World Cup run and respecting his potential retirement. Argentina, already qualified for 2026, will lean on young talents like Franco Mastantuono and Claudio Echeverri, but Messi’s legacy remains unmatched.

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