Semi-Leader, Argentina Arrives in Buenos Aires After World Cup Runner-Up Finish
The Argentine national team arrived this Monday (7/20) in Buenos Aires, after suffering a World Cup runner-up finish last Sunday (7/19). Without Lionel Messi, players like Rodrigo De Paul and Enzo Fernández were cheered by thousands of fans from the airport all the way to the training center.
National Team Without Its Biggest Star
Argentina's runner-up finish in the World Cup marks its first participation in the tournament since 1946. The team, led by coach Lionel Scaloni, finished in second place, defeated in the final by Spain 1-0.
Jubilant Journey Through the Streets
It was a historic day for Argentine fans. The delegation was enthusiastically welcomed from Jorge Newbery International Airport, passed along Colón Avenue, and arrived at the country's training center in Tres Lagos Ecological Park in Belgrano.
Exalting the Messi Era
Lionel Messi's wife, Mile Noelle, praised the player after the defeat in the final, reaffirming his status as one of the greatest footballers of all time. “He will always be the best,” she said.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cúpono of Messi's career end?
Yes, after the defeat in the World Cup final, there are speculations that this may be the legendary player's last major tournament.
Scenes of Turnaround in Copacabana?
In Rio de Janeiro, despite Argentina's victory over France in direct Group D clashes, some people came out to confront fans after the defeat.