Scaloni Discusses Messi’s Potential for 2026 World Cup

In the wake of the 2026 World Cup looming on the horizon, Lionel Scaloni, the revered figure who guided Argentina to victory in the 2022 World Cup, has offered intriguing insights regarding Lionel Messi’s potential involvement in the upcoming tournament.

While Scaloni’s continued tenure as the national coach remains uncertain, his recent comments have stirred anticipation about Messi’s prospective role in the 2026 World Cup. Expressing his estimations, Scaloni highlighted Messi’s enduring capabilities and the possibility of him spearheading the team once again.

During an interview on “Bobo TV,” the 45-year-old Argentinian coach lauded Messi’s unwavering commitment, citing his stellar performances in Qatar and emphasizing his capacity to replicate that leadership in 2026. “Leo played his heart out in Qatar and led us to the World Cup. He can do the same in 2026. He has the potential to do it,” stated Scaloni, applauding Messi’s relentless drive for excellence, evident even in training sessions.

Scaloni further delved into Messi’s evolution as a player, acknowledging his versatility across different positions on the field. From his early career as a central striker to his shifts to the wings and his current role in a free midfield position, Messi’s adaptability has been a testament to his genius. “He started his career in the center of attack, then he played on the wings and now we see him in a free role in midfield. He can play wherever he wants and will always make a difference,” Scaloni remarked, emphasizing Messi’s unparalleled impact regardless of his position.

While Scaloni expressed his belief in Messi’s potential to continue representing the national team, he underscored that the ultimate decision rests with the football maestro himself, respecting Messi’s autonomy in determining his future involvement with the team.

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