Lionel Messi and Lisandro Martínez have both been named in the World Cup Team of the Tournament.

Messi and Martínez are the two Argentine players named in the World Cup’s best players. The Argentina national team made the World Cup final and Lionel Messi had eight goals and four assists in eight matches.

Lisandro Martínez had one goal and one assist in seven matches. Here is the team of the World Cup:

Vozinha; Cucurella, Upamecano, Lisandro Martínez, Porro; Bellingham, Rodri, Olise; Messi, Haaland and Mbappé

Roberto Ayala has spoken about his contract with the Argentina national team, the red card to Enzo Fernández and the World Cup final.

Ayala commented on the conspiracy theories regading tbe Argentina national team and the negative comments by people about the Argentina national team. In the same interview with Esports Migdia, Ayala commented on his contract with the team. Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni has already stated that his contract is until December and he might leave after his conract ends. Here is what Ayala had to say:

“We have a contract with the national team until December. There is work and matches ahead. We’ll see what happens after that.”

Ayala also spoke about the red card to Enzo Fernández:

“The referee hurried the first yellow card but noticed that Enzo’s gesture was not appropriate and cautioned him. The second one deserves a yellow card for the force with which he comes in. Nothing to say about the red card issue.”

About the World Cup final:

“Congrats to Spain. When you face a team that has defeated you, you have to realize it’s an experience and a lesson. Spain played a World Cup playing some beautiful football.”

Roberto Ayala has spoken about the negative comments from people about the Argentina national team.

Ayala commented on the conspiracy theories surrounding the Argentina national team at the World Cup. In the same interview with Esports Migdia, Ayala spoke about the comments from people surrounding the Argentina national team. Here is what he had to say:

“I don’t know if it’s a campaign but there was a certain animosity that our national team wouldn’t do well, that we play a different kind of football. It’s the football we feel and play for our people.

“They keep looking for things to make everything about Argentina seem negative. There are countless gestures involving Spanish players that never get shown.

“Journalism needs to go back to being real journalism, the way it used to be. Not what we see now with streamers who interpret conversations and gestures.”