CRAZY! Argentina superstar Lionel Messi mobbed by fans outside restaurant

Messi mania in Argentina as the star mobbed at restaurant

People rushed to the exclusive Don Julio restaurant eager to get a glimpse of the man who led Argentina to its third World Cup title. Messi eventually needed a police escort to leave.

CRAZY! Argentina superstar Lionel Messi mobbed by fans outside restaurant

Argentina superstar Lionel Messi, who recently took his country to glory after winning the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, was almost mobbed by fans while he was out for dinner in his home country. There are multiple videos making rounds on the internet where large crowds can be seen chanting Messi's name and waiting to get a glimpse of the football superstar. Have a look at the videos here:

Messi mania in Argentina as star mobbed by hundreds of fans at restaurant

World Cup winner spotted at trendy Don Julio steakhouse, needed police escort to leave

Lionel Messi Mobbed at a Restaurant in Buenos Aires, Police 'Rescues' Argentina Football Star; Videos Surface

People rushed to the exclusive Don Julio restaurant eager to get a glimpse of the man who led Argentina to its third World Cup title. Lionel Messi eventually needed a police escort to leave. Lionel Messi Mobbed at a Restaurant in Buenos Aires, Police 'Rescues' Argentina Football Star; Videos Surface.

Messi mania in Argentina as soccer star mobbed at restaurant

Wed, 2023-03-22 02:11 BUENOS AIRES: A steakhouse in the trendy Buenos Aires neighborhood of Palermo was mobbed by hundreds of frenzied soccer fans late Monday night when word spread that Lionel Messi was inside having dinner. People rushed to the exclusive Don Julio restaurant eager to get a glimpse of the man who led Argentina to its third World Cup title. Messi eventually needed a police escort. Fans on the street corner chanted “Messi, M…

Lionel Messi mobbed by Argentina fans during dinner at Don Julio restaurant in Buenos Aires

It's been nearly three months since Argentina lifted football's most famous and coveted trophy, but World Cup fever remains as frenzied as ever in the South American nation.