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Lionel Messi Sends Emotional Message After Final Argentina Match

Summary by softfootball.com
Messi admitted that he already misses wearing Argentina’s famous sky-blue and white shirt, while insisting that he knows he is making the right decision.

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“I already miss wearing the blue and white,” Lionel Messi said in his publication. The historic Argentine footballer published a message of gratitude

·Los Angeles, United States
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Messi, 39 years old, closed on Tuesday his stage with the selection when he scored as a penalty in the 3-0 triumph over Benin, the last chapter of a historic race with the albiceleste T-shirt. "Yesterday was my last match and I already miss wearing the blue and white. I know I'm making the right decision," wrote the astro in his Instagram account. "It was an incredible road, full of joys and also some sadness, but I'm sure it was worth every ste…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Lionel Messi, the day after his farewell with Argentina, confided in a message posted on Instagram this Wednesday.

·Paris, France
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In front of about 85,000 people, Messi was honored before, during and after the game. Still, the French government prepares to return to normality in schools after days of protests.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The Argentine star put an end to his stage in the "Albiceleste" in the friendly against Benin in the Monumental. After the meeting, the "Pulga" shared a heartfelt publication on their social networks.

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Lionel Messi had his farewell match at the Monumental Stadium in Buenos Aires. In Argentina’s 3-0 victory against Benin, Messi scored a goal. Although he took the microphone and offered a few words after the match, Messi still left with many things to say. That’s why soccer

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Observador broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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