Leo Messi, the world-renowned soccer star, opens up about his recent World Cup triumph with the Argentina national team in this exclusive interview. He shares his feelings and experiences leading up to the historic day, and how it has impacted his life and career.
“It was a dream come true,” Messi says of the team’s victory. “I had dreamed of this moment for so long, and it finally happened.” Despite the huge occasion, Messi reveals that he and his partner Antonella didn’t talk about the match before bed as they usually do. The captain also shares that he didn’t watch the full final, but instead just highlights and clips.
As the first to touch the trophy, Messi recalls how he saw it shining on the stadium and couldn’t resist grabbing it. He also shares how he celebrated with his teammates, including calling De Paul, Paredes, and PAPU for a good laugh. Despite the excitement, Messi remained calm and slept well the night before the final.
The soccer star also touches upon the criticism he faced throughout his career, particularly from media and fans, and how winning the World Cup and Copa America has helped to close that chapter. He also expresses his appreciation for the team chef, who has been with him since he was eighteen, and the coaching staff, who have been crucial in their journey to victory.
Messi also reflects on his journey, and encourages his younger self and others to never give up on their dreams. He shares that the most difficult match they played was against Mexico, but they always knew what they had to do thanks to the preparation of the coaching staff. He also opens up about his emotions during the last penalty and how he asked God to end the match without causing them any more suffering.
The soccer legend shares how he felt overwhelmed by the large number of messages he received on social media, including from famous athletes like Federer. He mentions that he wasn’t able to respond to everyone and isn’t very active on social media.
Overall, the interview offers a glimpse into Messi’s emotional journey and how he feels about the team’s triumph at the World Cup.
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Joseph Omoniyi
