Tonight’s game against Colombia will be Fideo’s last official match with the national team. Messi also shared his feelings with some heartfelt words.
The Angel Di Maria’s last appearance in the Argentine National Team will be one of the big attractions tonight when the Copa América final between Lionel Scaloni’s team and Colombia.
Noodle, After a long triumphant run with the Albiceleste, he will retire from football in the crucial match against the Colombian team, but his intimate farewell was yesterday with his teammates with an exciting last dinner.
In the vicinity of the Le Meridien Hotel in Florida, United Statesthe Argentine National Team gathered to celebrate the farewell of Angel Di Maria in an intimate manner before the match against ColombiaThe evening was full of emotion for the farewell of number 11, where the Players, coaching staff, employees and leaders also watched the third-place match between Canada and Uruguay.
The Argentine National Team had its last dinner before the grand final with an emotional farewell to Di María
From the official account of the Argentina Selection in Xthey expressed: “Just thank you, Fideo!! Nothing more can be said…” Di María showed off the special gift he received: a personalized Argentine jersey with “Gracias Fideo” in gold, accompanied by Chiqui Tapia and Lionel Messi.
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Previously, From Maria shared an emotional message on Instagramthanking life for everything received, along with a photo with Messi at the training center. He also highlighted his friendship with Rodrigo De Paulcelebrating together.
Messi He also shared his gratitude towards the team and the coaching staff, highlighting the effort of everyone during the Copa America in the United States.
“Last day of the America Cup. Once again we have made it to the end… This incredible journey would have been impossible without the work of everyone, those who are seen the most and those who are always behind the camera,” said the Ten.
He added: “Thank you all for your effort and passion, to all my teammates and the coaching staff, to the team workers and to all the Argentines who came to cheer us on in the United States and to those who could not come but support us from our country and also from other places where they live.”
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