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I Imagined Returning to My Country as a World Champion Many Times"
Leo posted some words after the celebration at the Monumental stadium: "I have no words to explain what I feel, how grateful I am."
Four times he forgot the Cup, leaving everything on the pitch, but that elusive trophy shone bright. The fifth time was the charm. He went to Qatar to "try again," he gave his all in the World Cup, and he lifted that coveted chalice. Lionel Messi is a world champion. He is the captain of the Argentine National Team that embroidered the third star. And he returned to his country with that well-deserved prize.
Argentine fans not only wanted to see the national team win the World Cup: the great desire was to see Messi lifting the Cup. And it happened. He brought it for everyone. At the celebration at the Monumental stadium, he not only spoke, he remembered his teammates in a leadership gesture, lifted the trophy, sang and smiled; he also scored a beautiful goal for the 2-0 against Panama. Another prize for those who filled the stadium.
Messi's post after the celebration:
"I imagined many times what it would be like to return to my country as a world champion, but now I have no words to explain what I feel, how grateful I am to everyone for their love... These are very, very special days, and all I can say is that I am immensely happy to see the whole Argentine people enjoying and celebrating another success. THANK YOU!!"
Messi's special dedication in the midst of the celebration:
"I know today is our day, the day we are celebrating the champions. But I don't want to forget about all those teammates I had before, who also did everything possible to try to win this (again touching the Cup). Unfortunately, it didn't happen for us; we were very close in both the Copa America and the World Cup (in Brazil), but they deserve the respect of all the Argentine people because they gave their all for the jersey."
Messi's words:
"First of all, we want to thank you for the love we have been receiving. We have been saying it for a long time that we would do everything possible for this (while looking at and caressing the Cup)."
"Personally, I always dreamed of this moment, being able to celebrate with you (the people), being able to come to my country, Argentina, to lift a Copa America, the Finalissima as we did, and the biggest one, the World Cup."
"Let's keep doing what we're doing, let's enjoy it. We waited a long time to win it again. And we don't know how long it will take to win it again. Hopefully, it won't take too long, but it has been proven that it is very difficult to win the World Cup. It depends on many things, not just a great team, sometimes details prevent you from winning. Let's enjoy the third star. Thank you all very much."
When will the National Team play again?
Lionel Scaloni's team will continue to show off the long-awaited title won in Qatar just over three months ago. Next stop: Santiago del Estero.
The Scaloneta's second friendly will be on Tuesday, March 28, against Curacao, with no confirmed time yet. The Deportick website opened its virtual queue at 10 a.m. last Wednesday, and in just over an hour, fans snapped up all the tickets, as officially reported on the site.
Rusherking's Discomfort at Ex-Girlfriend Maria Becerra's Concert Without China Suarez
Recently, rumors have been circulating about Rusherking's discomfort at Maria Becerra's concert at Lollapalooza without his current girlfriend, China Suarez. According to reports, Rusherking was seen hiding in the corner of the venue while watching his ex-girlfriend's performance.
Although some fans find it admirable that he attended his ex's concert, many are questioning why he seemed so uncomfortable. Reports indicate that Rusherking was alone with his representative, Silvia Canal, and was not accompanied by China Suarez, his current girlfriend.
Sources close to Rusherking have reported that he watched Maria's entire performance from a distance, trying his best to stay out of sight. He appeared nervous and uncomfortable, as if he didn't want to be seen watching his ex-girlfriend's show.
It's important to remember that relationships can be complex, and everyone deals with them differently. Perhaps Rusherking's discomfort stems from a desire to keep his current relationship with China Suarez intact, or maybe it's simply a case of awkwardness at seeing his ex-girlfriend perform.
Regardless of the reason, Rusherking's attendance at Maria Becerra's concert has sparked conversation among Latin music fans. As always, we'll be keeping a close eye on the latest developments in this story.
The International Monetary Fund is analyzing the bond swap proposed by the Argentine government.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) spokesperson, Julie Kozack, announced that the Executive Board of the organization will soon convene to evaluate the recent bond swap measures taken by the Argentine government and decide on the disbursement of the agreed-upon USD 5.3 billion loan. Kozack also stated that the IMF is aware of the decision made by the Argentine government and is currently evaluating it according to the program's objectives. She emphasized the need for improving the functioning of the domestic bond market while avoiding future vulnerabilities and implementing strict macroeconomic policies.
Kozack reviewed the recent decisions made by the IMF regarding Argentina and the expected disbursement of USD 5.3 billion after the fourth review of the agreement between the country and the organization. She explained that the authorities of Argentina and the IMF had reached a staff-level agreement on the fourth review of the country's program, and once the Executive Board completes the review, Argentina will have access to the loan. However, Kozack did not provide a specific date for the meeting, stating that they expected it to happen soon.
The IMF also expressed its concerns about the impact of the drought, rising inflation, and the country's political context. Kozack stated that stronger policy measures are necessary to preserve stability, address inflation, and overcome political setbacks.
The Argentine government recently presented new measures to contain the rise of the dollar exchange rate, which included a bond swap for some of the dollar-denominated bonds held by the public sector and an auction system for the remaining portion of dollar-denominated securities. Government officials stated that they received approval from the IMF before making these decisions.