Messi and Argentina: A legacy that will stand the test of time
For 21 years, the left-footed forward from Rosario was La Albiceleste’s heartbeat, navigating his way through ups and downs with remarkable poise and inimitable brilliance. Having announced his international retirement via a post on social media on Monday, the 39-year-old brings an end to a career that entailed a record 207 appearances, 125 goals, one World Cup and two Copa America titles
· 9/1/2026, 5:45:41 PM· 2 min read
For 21 years, the left-footed forward from Rosario was La Albiceleste’s heartbeat, navigating his way through ups and downs with remarkable poise and inimitable brilliance. Having announced his international retirement via a post on social media on Monday, the 39-year-old brings an end to a career that entailed a record 207 appearances, 125 goals, one World Cup and two Copa America titles
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