The Argentine coach went viral again for his unusual gestures from the bench. Take a look.
Lionel Scaloni He once again starred in a historic sequence that will remain etched in the retina of the consecrations of the Argentine National Team.
The Argentine coach did it again. He led the Argentine team to win another title and dream of more glory, to have no limits. And he lived it as always, at a thousand revolutions per hour, like every game in which he is in charge of the national team.
And the conquest of Lautaro Martinez against Colombia was no exception. He closely followed the play that began with the providential save of Leandro Paredes, He continued with the exquisite pass of The Celso and culminated with the sublime definition of Lautaro Martinez. But he didn’t shout it. He smiled. He covered his mouth and hugged his running mates. The relief was total, and well deserved after so much suffering.
Scaloni: “Di Maria leaves as a legend”
The technical director of the Argentine National Team He stressed that Angel Di Mariawho played his last match with the national team, “He goes away as a legend.”
Scaloni He also revealed that “There was no way to convince him” to keep playing with the Selection and highlighted: “His final was like something out of a movie. He has a higher status than a lot of footballers.”
“He has played some spectacular games against us, but today’s was one of the best. In addition to playing well, he had the attitude to go and press when the team was there and his legs weren’t working.”he said.
“The team never ceases to surprise. It was a very difficult match against a very difficult opponent,” He said and analyzed the development of the match in which the National Team won 1-0 with a goal from Lautaro Martínez: “We didn’t have a good first half, but we improved in the second and deserved to win. In extra time, the team always gives something extra. I am eternally grateful for the way they gave their all.”
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