Ataque Futbolero

Football Attack shared images of banners that, according to what they wrote, were directed by Liverpool fans at Manchester City. They read that "they really stole from us" and described their supporters as a "generation of cheating fans." https://t.co/o0O06x2fdt #Liverpool #ManchesterCity #Fútbol (translated)

Futbolero Attack pointed out that Lionel Messi had written the names of ten young footballers for an adidas announcement: Tomás Aranda, Can Uzun, Gilberto Mora, Max Dowman, Zavier Gozo, Jesús Rodríguez, Kees Smit, Chloe Sarwie, Giovanna Waksman, and Lotta Wrede. The account described the campaign as a series of chapters about the future of football. https://t.co/aiw9cn1MLO #Fútbol #Messi #Adidas (translated)

Futbolero Attack stated that the Argentine national team would stop playing at the Monumental Stadium due to the breakup of the relationship between the AFA and River. It added that the team would start playing its matches at the Diego Maradona Unique Stadium starting in 2027, when it would debut in the upcoming Qualifiers, and noted that Ariel Senosiain had confirmed it in La Nación. #Argentina #SelecciónArgentina #Fútbol (translated)

Football Attack shared Andrés Iniesta's praises for Lionel Messi. Iniesta described him as an exceptional person and a unique footballer, stating that sharing experiences with him had been a pleasure and that his presence had made those around him better. He also regarded him as a role model and a source of inspiration, expressing his happiness for him. Iniesta added that he believed Messi would continue playing football after leaving the national team and wished him and his family the best. #Fútbol #LionelMessi #AndrésIniesta (translated)

Futbolero Attack reported that Franco Colapinto said he cried for a while when talking about Lionel Messi's farewell to the Argentine national team. He added that the driver described the moment as emotional for the whole country and stated that those who were not moved were wrong. https://t.co/guEMYIGC0f #Messi #Argentina #Emoción (translated)

Futbolero attack stated that Rodolfo Aloko, a player from Benin, posted a video on Instagram in which he described Lionel Messi as an inspiration, a role model, and his idol, and said that he was more than just a player to him. According to the post, the video also included a photo with Ángel Di María and a visit to La Bombonera. https://t.co/VTVolBGYuo #Messi #Inspiración #Fútbol (translated)

Ataque Futbolero shared some words from Lionel, who said he did not want to forget Diego and attributed him with having taken the country to the place it deserved, as well as having helped them so much both when he was with them and from the sky. Ataque Futbolero stated that the words were impossible to hear without getting emotional. https://t.co/aOfmyHqbn9 #DiegoMaradona #Fútbol #Argentina (translated)

Futbolero Attack highlighted a moment from the draw in which, as he wrote, the captain of Benin tried to speak in Spanish and gave three gifts to Lionel Messi: a rose, a handwritten letter from the entire team, and a statuette of a woman. The author stated that the latter was the most treasured and significant gift from his country, in honor of the Amazons of Dahomey, an army formed exclusively by women who, as he pointed out, defended their territory from French colonial expansion until the early 20th century. He added that they were a symbol of strength and resilience. #Messi #Benín #FortalezaFemenina (translated)

Futbolero Attack wrote that a friend would play his last match with his country's national team that day and wished him success. He described him as the best player in history and as an extraterrestrial, and mentioned Arturo Vidal. https://t.co/5BUp28RP6R #Fútbol #Selección #Deporte (translated)

Futbolero Attack shared a message attributed to Lionel Andrés Messi in which he said that he was leaving in peace after having given it his all. He described the jersey as his dream, his pride, and his life, and thanked the affection received, adding that he would miss those who loved him. https://t.co/iCW45w6q2F #Messi #Fútbol #Adiós (translated)