After Argentina's triumph, what De Paul did to surprise Lionel Messi in Qatar 2022
The midfielder had a weak game but he improved in the second half and at the end, he revealed something that caused surprise.
After the defeat against Saudi Arabia, Rodrigo De Paul was highly pointed out and targeted not only by journalism, but also by many Argentine fans on social networks for his performance. That low level continued in the first stage of the match against Mexico and several already asked that he stay in the locker room, since he was very imprecise with the ball.
However, he was able to reverse that difficult moment that the midfielder was going through together with the rest of the Argentine team, which ended up winning 2-0. and In addition, the steering wheel had the support of a very special person for him. It is about his girlfriend Tini Stoessel, who, despite everything that was discussed in the preview of the game, appeared at the Lusail stadium to support her partner.
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This gesture surprised several, something that of course the former Racing Club did not omit, since on this Sunday he decided to share an Instagram post by the singer, where he dedicated a few words to her for her support: "You came in the bad, you are incredible ", said the midfielder after adding three gold points in group C of Qatar 2022.
A post that really attracted attention on social networks, since there was talk of a possible departure from the couple in the run-up to the World Cup. However, that would have already been left behind and everyone hopes that it will help the player to meet again with what he was during most of the Lionel Scaloni cycle.
The least expected support that Rodrigo De Paul had
With a photo of the Atlético Madrid player in the Copa América, Juan Sebastián Verón supported the footballer amid criticism for his level: "The idiots are going to keep looking to fall on you and blame you for a result... come on, don't loosen up that you have a lot of football to give", said the Witch. It is worth remembering that the president of Estudiantes de La Plata himself was the target of all criticism during the 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup, where Argentina was eliminated in the first round.
