

Lionel Messi has firmly rejected allegations that FIFA favoured Argentina during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, stating that the team's achievements have been earned through consistent performances on the field. After guiding Argentina to a second consecutive FIFA World Cup final, Messi said the team has been the best in the world over the past four years, regardless of criticism. He emphasized that Argentina's success was the result of hard work and quality football, not external support or preferential treatment.
Responding to critics, Messi said Argentina had proved its superiority through its performances and left no room for unnecessary criticism following its victory over England. He also paid an emotional tribute to the late Diego Maradona, saying the Argentine legend would be proud of the team's achievement and was "enjoying it from above." With Spain awaiting Argentina in the World Cup final, Messi reiterated that the team's journey has been built on merit and determination rather than favouritism.














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