Lionel Messi, the renowned Argentine football captain, has discussed possibly participating in the next World Cup.
Despite being 36 years old and having led the Albiceleste to their third World Cup victory in the previous tournament, many expected him to retire.
However, Messi surprised everyone by continuing his international career beyond the Qatar 2022 World Cup. This has raised questions about whether he will still be part of the team when he turns 39 for the next World Cup.
What Messi during Interview
Messi was asked about his intentions for the upcoming World Cup during a rare exclusive interview. Unlike his previous statement that Qatar would be his last World Cup, this time he left the door open without giving a definite answer.
Messi confirmed his plans to participate in the Copa America, which will be hosted by the USA next year.
However, when it comes to the next edition of the World Cup, he is taking a more cautious approach. He wants to ensure he is in good shape for the Copa America first, and then he will decide based on his feelings. He is thinking slowly and will assess the situation day by day.
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Messi called me “donkey” after I criticised PSG: Jamie Carragher reveals
In another news, Jamie Carragher got a message from Lionel Messi after criticising Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) for not winning the Champions League, even with Messi, Neymar, and Mbappe on their team. Carragher talked about this on a TV show.
Carragher was asked if Messi had ever sent him a message, and he said yes. He didn’t understand a word in the message, which was “burro.” He asked what it meant, and the host explained that it meant “donkey.”
Later, Carragher explained the situation in more detail. He said that he and others on the show had criticized PSG and thought they couldn’t win the Champions League with Messi, Mbappe, and Neymar playing together. He thought he was right in his criticism.
