Messi's reaction to the controversial party of his Argentina teammates

On the fifth date of the South American Qualifiers towards the 2026 World Cup in North America, the Argentine National Team faced its first defeat after the World Cup and it was against Uruguay in La Bombonera. Marcelo Bielsa's team beat the world champions by 2 goals to 0. The authors of the goals were Ronald Araújo in the 41st minute and Darwin Núñez in the 87th minute. Lionel Scaloni recognized his rival at the press conference.

Beyond what happened on a sporting level, it was now known that some National Team players had been involved in a party after the game. Those involved in the celebration, where some infidelities would have occurred, would be Leandro Paredes, Ángel Di María and Paulo Dybala.

All of them are in a relationship, but the situation of the Roma striker is curious since he recently proposed marriage at the Trevi Fountain to his partner, the singer Oriana Sabatini. One of those in charge of revealing the situation was journalist Rodrigo Lussich, on the Argentine television program Socios del Espectáculo.

"Party, infidelity and scandal. There are couples that are about to break up among the members of the national team due to alleged infidelities at a party after the match with Uruguay," said the driver. His screen partner, Adrián Pallares, delved into what would have happened in the meeting, in addition to revealing what Lionel Messi's reaction was when he found out about the controversy.

Messi's reaction

Lionel Messi was always characterized by being very correct, reserved and low profile. Inter Miami's number 10 has never had any controversy surrounding his partner or family, so it was to be expected that he would not have liked this situation that occurs in the Argentine National Team locker room.

“They tell me about a very angry Messi. Messi was not present at this party and was very angry because he really didn't know. Obviously, later he finds out, Scaloni finds out, and there is a big internal conflict and a big problem between Scaloni and these players who participated in the party,” commented journalist Paula Varela.