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Ángel Di María’s football future is not yet defined, but everything indicates that he will continue playing in Europe. However, the striker once again emphasized his desire to return to the Argentine league and at the same time revealed that it is difficult for Lionel Messi to be able to follow in his footsteps, due to everything he generates.
“I already had the Rosario Central shirt and I do see myself in the future there. Just as the dream of many is to go to Europe, which I have already fulfilled, now I have the goal of returning”, explained the ‘Fideo’ in a recent interview for ESPN.
Immediately, Di María pointed out the reasons why it would be difficult to see ‘Pulga’ in his country’s tournament. “I think the arrival of Messi is difficult. Argentina is not prepared to have Leo for six months or a year on each field and safely for all the disorder”, he stated.
“I have experienced it with the national team, although it had never happened in a club. But what I’ve been through with PSG this year is crazy. It’s amazing how much mass Leo moves. He had always seen a lot of people for Kylian Mbappé or Neymar, and now with Messi he is three times as many people who follow us wherever we go”, added ‘Angelito’.
In addition, the former Real Madrid or Manchester United player mentioned that the activity in the city located in Santa Fe would also be a complication. “What he generates is impressive and I think it is difficult for Lionel to be able to play in Argentine football, more so with what Rosario is”, concluded Ángel Di María.
Argentina in the World Cup Qatar 2022
Ángel Di María and the entire squad of the Argentine national team have their sights set on the Qatar 2022 World Cup. The ‘Albiceleste’ was in Group C and will have the following matches:
November 22: Argentina vs. Saudi Arabia – 5:00 am (Peruvian time)
November 26: Argentina vs. Mexico – 2:00 pm (Peruvian time)
November 30: Poland vs. Argentina – 2:00 pm (Peruvian time)
Source: Elcomercio
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