He apologizes to Lionel Messi, the news that this coach gives to Leo and surprises

The Argentine team will have a few days to work together before the World Cup start against Saudi Arabia. In this context, Jorge Sampaoli, former Albiceleste coach, made a decision that benefits Lionel Messi and his teammates, which makes Argentinian fans happy around the world.

Although he did not leave a good memory, he tried to vindicate himself shortly after the World Cup, and it is clear that his heart is still with Argentina, despite the fact that it did not go well there, any Argentine wants his country to win this World Cup World in Qatar, which starts in less than 13 days. 

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Sampaoli directed the National Team during the 2018 World Cup and had a bad time. He was close to ridicule in the first phase, where he barely added a victory, drawing against Iceland and losing against Croatia. In the round of 16 he was eliminated by France and the problems that occurred in the Albiceleste dressing room were uncovered. 

Márcio Zanardi, Sampaoli's existing coach at Santos, revealed to ESPN what happened between the coach and Messi: "In a conversation I asked him what happened in the World Cup. The assistant told me: 'He fought with our best player, and that's why we lost' Sampaoli also told me: 'I fought with Messi'. Despite this, the technician gave him good news to the maximum
Ballon d'Or winner (7).

What decision did Sampaoli make to benefit Messi and Argentina? 

TvC Sports confirmed that Jorge Sampaoli, current coach of Sevilla, will not take into account for the last two club commitments from him to Papu Gómez and Marcos Acuña. In this way, those selected will be able to join the discipline of the team led by Lionel Scaloni beforehand. For his part, Lionel Messi will arrive on November 14.