lionel scalonicoach of the Argentine national team, said in Beijing, where he will face Australia in a friendly match this Thursday, which Leo Messi “He is a guy who does not sell smoke” and that they seem fine to him Rosario’s statements about the fact that Qatar could have been his last World Cup.
“They seem very prudent to me”
“His statements seem very prudent to me, of a guy who does not sell smoke and who does not lie,” the world champion coach said at a press conference about the words of Messi in the Chinese sports environment’Titan Sports‘, to which he indicated that he believes that he will not go to the World Cup in Mexico, the United States and Canada in 2026.
“The reality is that he is going to see how he is doing, we are going to continue. I think it is logical,” he continued. “There is still so much left for the World Cup that thinking beyond that doesn’t make sense. He, like he is very prudent, says that and it seems very logical to me,” he said. scaloni.
“Later we’ll see if he’s alright”
“Later, with the passing of these months and this time, we will see if he is feeling well and if he feels like it, which is the important thing, that he feels like it, there is no other, it does not go anywhere else that he feels like it, that he feels good , because playing football will know today and in ten years, that is evident”, argued the one from Pujato.
The Argentine coach was satisfied that Messi have made the decision to change airs, Leave the Paris Saint-Germain and go play inter miami. “I am happy that he has decided to go play in a club and a city that will treat him wonderfully, that he will be fine and will be happy playing football, which is what we all want,” he said.
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“Beyond the league, whatever the country, the important thing is that he feels good in the city and in the club and I think that there he will have the conditions so that he can have a good time, that’s what it’s all about, he has earned it and he deserves it well,” said scaloniwho admitted that the memories of the World Cup in Qatar are “indelible”, the greatest joy of their lives, but that both he and his coaching staff think “about what is to come” because the Albiceleste have to “continue competing”.
