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Argentina president Milei joins tributes to Messi, calls him an ‘impossible man’

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Argentina president Milei joins tributes to Messi, calls him an ‘impossible man’
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Argentine President Javier Milei paid tribute to Lionel Messi following the football star's announcement of his retirement from international play. The retirement follows Argentina's loss in the 2026 World Cup final and a period of personal mourning for Messi.

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Messi is a cultural icon in Argentina, and his retirement marks the end of a significant era in global sports history.

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Lionel Messi’s decision to end his international career has prompted an emotional reaction across Argentina, with President Javier Milei among those paying tribute to the captain who delivered some of the greatest moments in the country’s football history.Messi announced on Monday that he had decided to retire from international football following a period of reflection after Argentina’s defeat to Spain in the 2026 World Cup final. The decision brought an end to a remarkable international career spanning six World Cups, 207 appearances and 125 goals for his country.Javier Milei pays tribute to Argentina’s captainArgentina President Javier Milei was among the first prominent figures to respond to Messi’s announcement.Sharing a photograph of the forward greeting supporters on Instagram, Milei wrote: “Muchas gracias HOMBRE IMPOSIBLE...!!!”The message roughly translates to: “Thank you very much, impossible man.”Milei’s tribute reflected the significance of Messi’s contribution to Argentine football, particularly after the forward helped end years…

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