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Nicolás Otamendi Said Goodbye to the Argentine Team: He Scored a Goal and Was Cheered at the Monumental

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The defender turned the first both into the score against Benin and left the court minutes later; he is the second Argentine player with the most matches in World Cups

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The defender turned the first both into the score against Benin and left the court minutes later; he is the second Argentine player with the most matches in World Cups

·Vicente López, Argentina
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Otamendi ended his career in Argentina at the age of 38, with 140 matches and nine goals, and said goodbye to Messi in friendly

The defender had already warned that his last match was the final with Spain, but he received a call from Lionel Messi to be on this historic day.

The human rights defender turned 1-0 in front of Benin and withdrew, ovationed by the Monumental.

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elgrafico.com.ar broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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