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Lionel Messi to Attend Official Dinner With Spain’s King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia - OloriSuperGal

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Lionel Messi will attend an official dinner with King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain, highlighting another prestigious moment beyond football. The anticipated gathering places the Argentine football icon alongside Spain’s royal family, attracting attention from supporters and observers across the international sporting community. Messi’s attendance underscores his global influence, extending beyond football stadiums...

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Leo Messi arrives this Thursday in Oviedo to collect the Princess of Asturias Prize of Sports

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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According to MARCA, Messi will have 48 hours of 'royal bliss' in Oviedo, Spain, as he and his family attend the Princess of Asturias Award ceremony in the sports category. He will not be attending the Ballon d'Or ceremony on October 26th.

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Lionel Messi generates a huge expectation in Oviedo, Spain, where on Friday, October 23rd, he will receive the Princess of Asturias Sport Award 2026. The Spanish city is preparing for the arrival of the Argentine footballer, whose presence mobilized thousands of people: the 4,700 free passes available for a meeting with the public...

The Argentine captain will meet with students on Thursday and receive the award on Friday at the Campoamor Theatre. On Saturday he will play against New York Red Bulls.

Messi dinners this Thursday with the Kings in Oviedo after celebrating 4-1 Eldense to Oviedo, and on Friday picks up the Princess of Asturias of Sports. The entry Messi will dine with the Kings in Oviedo before receiving the Princess of Asturias aparece primero en elgoldigital.

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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