Upon entering the museum, there is a sign Maradona, Pelé and Ronaldo on the side walls of the venuein the area of Katara Amphitheaterpavilion 18, one of the most emblematic places in the capital of Qatar, which is interspersed with select shopping and traditional buildings.
The exhibition has important representatives Argentinians like Diego, Messi, Hernán Crespo and Sergio Goycocheawith the famous squared diver of Italy ’90 that was eternalized in the definitions by penalties against Yugoslavia and the local team.
Another of the iconic relics of Argentina’s World Cup history is the Diego’s card in the United States World Cupwho had to leave for a positive doping after the second match against Nigeria.
Gabriel Batistutathe top Argentine scorer in the history of the competition, is also present, as is Javier “Pupi” Zanettione of the players with the greatest presence in the “albiceleste” shirt.
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