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Argentina national team players vacations, Lionel Messi flying to Rosario

Argentina national team players will be flying out for their vacations and Lionel Messi will be flying to Rosario.

The Argentina national team players will be leaving the camp after the World Cup and some will be going back to their clubs. According to TyC Sports, some players of the Argentina national team will be flying to rejoin their clubs and others will be going to different destinations for vacations.

Lionel Scaloni, his coaching staff and some of the players are flying out to Argentina and will be landing today. According to El Grafico web, Lionel Messi, Rodrigo De Paul, Cristian Romero, Julián Álvarez, Nahuel Molina, Gerónimo Rulli, Juan Musso, Nico Paz, Enzo Fernández and Lautaro Martínez are not on the flight back to Argentina.

Per SC_ESPN, Lionel Messi is going to fly to Rosario with his family.

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  1. Trust me guys no other but SCALONI and his co can only manage this team….Placente may join in as assistant…but core should be same with AIMAR being the head coach is Scaloni if tired….Also Di-Maria may join the panel as an assistant as he already wished this.

    • Aimar’s character, presence, influence, and attitude wouldn’t qualify him to coach a team like Argentina. He can assist coaching, but the coach will have to possess transformational quality, strong presense, experience, charisma, and humility.

  2. Argentina played Romero, Licha, Otamendi, Senesi, Medina, Tagliafico, Molina and Molina at some point in this game. That is 8 defenders in a WC final in a game that was still 0-0 and Argentina failing to create anything at all. Apparently it has never happened in any WC game ever.
    Another news doing rounds is that Lamal was designed to win it. And Messi has to lose to him as if to symbolise the passing of the torch. This was apparently decided 19 years ago, because it was on 19 July 19 years ago that Messi took part in bathing Lamal ritual. Messi played his first WC aged 19 wearing no. 19 jersey and Lamal is 19 now. Messi is probably an ignorant participant in this ritual?

  3. Heads up guys….we played 3 finals in last 4 WC…. this team will go on a transition period and upcoming results may not go on our favour but take proud in this team, take proud of 39 years old MESSI’S superhuman performace….
    And most importantly PORTUGAL AND PENALDO is still not a WC winner.
    We are still the south american champions….We have to be ready for another trophy draught years of 15 to 20 yeras…but never stop supporting this team. Who knows if the 2028 copa america is played in Argentina….we may win that…with a new, fresh, juvenile team which will be great boost for 2030 WC.
    ALSO the FINALISSIMA is still on the cards for 2024 copa and euro winners

  4. Heads up guys….we played 3 finals in last 4 WC…. this team will go on a transition period and upcoming results may not go on our favour but take proud in this team, take proud of 39 years old MESSI’S superhuman performace….
    And most importantly PORTUGAL AND PENALDO is still not a WC winner.
    We are still the south american champions….We have to be ready for another trophy draught years of 15 to 20 yeras…but never stop supporting this team. Who knows if the 2028 copa america is played in Argentina….we may win that…with a new, fresh, juvenile team which will be great boost for 2030 WC
    ALSO the FINALISSIMA is still on the cards for 2024 copa and euro winners

  5. Yesterday’s defeat still hurts. I honestly don’t know what went wrong.

    Before the tournament, many people pointed out concerns about our right-back position and the lack of quality on the wings. Unfortunately, those weaknesses were exposed when it mattered most.

    I’m not here to blame Scaloni or the players. This is the same group that ended our 28-year trophy drought in 2021, won the Finalissima, Copa América, and brought us the World Cup in 2022. They deserve our respect and gratitude.

    I believed we could repeat the performance from the 2021 Copa América final, when Brazil were the overwhelming favorites. But this time we didn’t have Di María, and Messi, at 39 years old, was often left isolated. No player—especially at that age—can carry a team alone against a side as dominant as Spain. They played like champions, and we simply couldn’t match their level.

    Another concern is that our calls to gradually introduce younger players were never fully embraced. By the time changes came, it felt too late. I also wonder why, after winning the 2022 World Cup, we hardly played friendlies against top European opposition. Was the AFA more focused on organizing commercially successful exhibition matches featuring Messi than on preparing the team for the future?

    Despite the disappointment, I want Scaloni and his staff to stay. They have earned that trust. Now it’s time to start building the next great Argentina. Spain has shown how successful long-term planning and youth development can be, and Argentina has no shortage of talented young players.

    Let’s defend our Copa América title, start preparing for 2030 today, and begin selecting and developing the players who will be at the heart of that World Cup. The future starts now.

    Vamos, Argentina

  6. Can all the amazing users of this sub stay connected and keep discussing Argentina and our players throughout the club season?

    I remember this place was so quiet before the World Cup. Most posts barely got five comments. It was amazing to see everyone come together and talk about the team we all love. I really hope that doesn’t stop now.

    One thing I miss is that, unlike most major football clubs and national teams, Argentina doesn’t really have an active English-speaking subreddit where fans can consistently discuss the team. This has become the place where we can all read, share opinions, and talk about Argentina in English.

    Hopefully everyone sticks around and stays active.

    • For a while, we’ll all go quiet.

      We’ll carry our broken hearts in silence, replaying moments that might have changed everything. We believed Scaloni would pull one last masterstroke from his sleeve. This time, he couldn’t. Football can be cruel. A few refereeing decisions didn’t help, but that’s not what will stay with me.

      What truly unsettles me is not the defeat. It’s what comes next.

      We may have watched Lionel Messi wear the Argentina shirt for the last time.
      We may have seen Lionel Scaloni on the touchline for the last time.
      We may have witnessed the closing chapter of one of the greatest eras in Argentine football.

      That thought hurts far more than losing a final.

      This team gave us something many of us thought we’d never experience again. It restored our faith. It made us believe that Argentina could once more become the standard-bearer of world football. It gave us memories that will outlive every trophy.

      And perhaps that’s why today feels so empty.

      But if there’s one lesson this team has taught us, it’s that every great story begins after heartbreak. The Argentina that conquered the world was born from the ruins of 2018.

      So let’s not disappear.

      Let’s come back for every match—whether it’s a World Cup qualifier, a Copa América opener, or an ordinary friendly played thousands of miles away. Let’s celebrate the new faces, support the next generation, and dare to dream again.

      Because if we stop believing together, we’ll each become a lonely supporter mourning a glorious past.

      If we keep believing together, perhaps one day we’ll witness another glorious future.

      The jersey remains. The crest remains. Our love remains.

      Nos volveremos a ilusionar. 🇦🇷

      • What a spirit just like the team, this is what keeps it alive. Can I just say ..Thank you Messi, thank you Scaloni if I dont get a chance. I wish good luck to all the young talents for the next season. Good health for all members. Looks like I need a small holiday too 😜

  7. Just wanted to repost myself: “There’s something like ‘Champion-Trap”.
    If you are the last winner you need to go there with the title defenders in persons. You can’t leave world champions in home. The title defenders deserves to get the chance and do it one more time. If you leave a half of the chamion team in home pundits and hinchas will kill you. But it’s a trap as history showed. You go there with fulfilled players which will never muster same eager and energy we saw in ’22 final. Not just they are 4 years older. It’s just never same passion. They’ve ate the grass to stop France an you will not see same spirit again. Every champion coach is trapped in this unsolvable, fatal dilemma even being aware of it. Hence you see France, Italy, Spain, Germany falling badly in the past as going to defend the titles. The only chance is to give a chance to the eager ones: Lo Celso deserves a chance. Barco, Paz same here. Leaving player like Prestianni in home is bad choice in itself”.

    • Prestianni is the only one looking like potentiall crack as of now having reseblance to Messi in overall style. Scaloni took the risk of brave selection in 2022. Now turned into coward mode just like the other coaches. That does not mean he should leave. Also not everything is to be erased. The defence was solid against Spain TBH.

      ……………………..Martinez
      …………….Romero……….Balerdi/Licha
      Giay………………………………………..Simon Escobar
      …………………Lo Celso….Barco
      Paz/Soule…………………………………Prestianni
      ……………….Alvarez…..Garnacho

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