The diplomat assured that later the figure of Diego Maradona was key to generate this fanaticism of the Asian country for South American football. “What we were a british colony football was always very popular. Argentina always stood out, so there began to be more and more interest in the Argentine team and In the 1986 World Cup Maradona became a legend, I remember that many people saw that World Cup in Bangladesh”portrayed in dialogue with Telam.
Following the Qatar 2022 World Cup, images went viral on social media of thousands of Bangladeshis watching the games on a giant screen and passionately celebrating the triumphs of the Argentine National Team, which will face France on Sunday in search of the third World Cup. Y In the celebrations of the 3-0 victory against Croatia, there was reciprocity at the Obelisk, when Argentine fans were seen waving the flags of that Asian country.
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This link created by soccer between both countries resulted in The Argentine Foreign Ministry will announce the project to reopen the Argentine embassy in Bangladesh next yearwhich had been closed since 1978, which will include a official visit in 2023 to finalize the details of the reopening.
Argentine coach Ariel Colmanwho works at the Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club in Bangladesh, said Thursday that the locals await the final with “enthusiasm” to support Argentina. “Everything is being lived with enthusiasm and anxiety,” commented the physical trainer and DT on Télam Radio.
days to live a new World Cup finalwhich will face the national team against the French, the ambassador did not hesitate: “I’m dying for Argentina to win and there will be 170 million Bangladeshis who want Argentina to win.”
Source: Ambito
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