What they did in Qatar after Lionel Messi's World Cup that made Mbappe jealous

At the University of Qatar they made a decision after the passage of the Albiceleste captain through the Middle East.

At the University of Qatar they made a decision after the passage of the Albiceleste captain through the Middle East.
At the University of Qatar they made a decision after the passage of the Albiceleste captain through the Middle East.
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The Argentine team managed to win the World Cup in Qatar and Lionel Messi was the main figure in the team led by Lionel Scaloni. The 'Flea' scored seven goals and provided three assists, was chosen as the tournament's Ballon d'Or and finally lifted the coveted trophy. Now, the decision that the University of Qatar made with the room that Leo occupied was revealed.

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Several days have passed since the title obtained by Argentina in the Middle East. While some selected teams are gradually joining their clubs in Europe, Lionel Messi is still in Rosario with his family and it is estimated that between January 2 or 3 he will arrive in Paris to join the discipline of the current Ligue 1 champion.

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Now, at the University of Qatar they made a decision with the room used by the best player in history. The journalist Achraf Ben Ayad confirmed that the property where the Selection was will make a small museum in the room of the captain of the Albiceleste. They do not want to overlook the historic moment of having hosted the PSG striker.

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Lionel Messi announced that he wants to continue wearing the Albiceleste shirt as world champion. It is expected that he will start the next South American Qualifiers and may be up to the 2024 Copa América. Although his presence in the 2026 World Cup is not ruled out, he is not a 100% confirmed option.

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