Is that the Lisandro Martinez His courage and bravery stand out in the brand, despite having to face rivals much bigger and taller than him. Therefore, he refers to the man who cuts all animals and is not afraid of blood.
“Messi has to be left alone”
Lisandro Martínez, a key player in the title in the World Cup in Qatar, assured today that Lionel Messi must be left “calm” in view of his continuity in the Argentine national team and asked him to “enjoy the moment” for which he fought “so many years “.
“The feeling about Messi is that you have to leave him alone, let him enjoy the moment he worked for so many years. If we can continue having it, it would be the most beautiful thing, but let him enjoy the moment”commented the Manchester United footballer, from England, on ESPN.
“I told Messi that I loved him very much and that I thanked him for allowing me to be world champion”he remembered.
Lisandro Martinezwith a past in Newell’s Old Boys of Rosario and Defensa y Justicia, said that he cannot “describe” what he experienced in Qatar, much less “explain the happiness” he felt when he saw how Gonzalo Montiel scored the defining penalty of the series after drawing with France 3-3 in extra time.
“I was nervous in the last penalty and I started running anywhere, first I hugged Gonzalo Montiel, then I looked for Leo (Messi). We lived a beautiful moment with the boys and with the entire team.”he detailed.
“In our debut against Saudi Arabia we played a great game, despite the fact that many of us were debuting in the World Cup, and then we gave what we had been doing in the previous one, with the titles and the undefeated. That defeat was still good for us and we saw some details that maybe we didn’t see victory”he recalled.
Secondly, Martinez He thanked the people for their support throughout the World Cup because it made them feel “local at all times.”
Finally, Lisandro Martinez He spoke about the future of Manchester United in the English Premier League, where it is positioned far from the leader Arsenal: “The objective we have in the Premier League is to go game by game to fight. We have many finals left and we are going to fight it, beyond the distance.”
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