Emotional Scaloni Says Argentina Gave Utmost, Needs to Think About What Comes Next
Ferran Torres scored in extra time as Spain ended Argentina’s title defense and Lionel Scaloni said he will consider his future.
- On Sunday, Argentina lost 1-0 to Spain in the 2026 World Cup final at MetLife Stadium, New Jersey, ending their bid for back-to-back titles.
- Substitute Ferran Torres scored an extra-time goal to secure Spain's victory, capitalizing on a man advantage against 10-man Argentina in the second period.
- Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni praised his squad's effort despite the defeat, stating, "We have to place immense value on this because it takes so much effort."
- Regarding his future, Scaloni noted he will "see out my contract" but needs time to think about what comes next after such a significant loss.
- The tournament marks a potential final chapter for star Lionel Messi, leaving the veteran without the World Cup trophy after a historic career.
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