“We beat the American champion (Brazil), the European champion (Italy) and the World champion (France). In addition, we finished the Qualifiers without losing, we won in Bolivia and Peru and we broke the record for unbeaten matches”detailed the “Scaloneta” midfielder.
“I feel that way and I don’t want anyone to get angry because Argentina has an extremely important and rich history”added Paul’s.
Just over two months after the consecration in Qatar 2022the soccer player Atletico Madrid He told intimacies of the campus and expressed his joy for having been part of the conquest of the third star.
“Being world champion is the key to eternity. When you enter the AFA premises, there are the names of the champions of ’78 and ’86. And we said ‘what a crazy thing they achieved’ and now we are going to be here”he stressed, proudly.
Along these lines, the former racing considered that the match against France “was the most exciting final in the history of the World Cups.”
In addition to assessing the role of lionel scaloni as a coach and team leader, Paul’s revealed a funny anecdote from the preview of the quarterfinal match against Netherlands.
“When we celebrated the elimination of Brazil on penalties against Croatia, Scaloni just came in and farted on us. He told us ‘now you have to go out and win’. On the one hand it was extra motivation”he pointed.
As a memory of the world Cup, Paul’s He said that he kept all his shirts but he also treasures a pair of pants from his “friend” Messi and some gloves Emiliano “Dibu” Martinez.
“To ‘Leo’ I’m sorry my friend because he shows me affection. We had a lot of fun with everyone. It’s a beautiful group”valued.
Less than a month after the reunion with the Argentine public, Paul’s got excited about the moment “sing the hymn” with more “of 80,000 people” in it monumental stadium and display the world Cupin the friendlies that will be made official in the next few hours by the AFA.
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