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Messi Emotional Farewell with Tears in Final Match in Argentina – Watch

Last updated: 5 September 2025 11:18 AM
Jordan Blake 11 months ago 3 Min Read
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A historic evening unfolded in Buenos Aires as Lionel Messi, at 38 years old, played his final match for Argentina against Venezuela, securing a 3-0 victory. The atmosphere was electric as fans filled the Monumental Stadium to pay tribute to their football icon. Emotions ran high, and Messi couldn’t hold back the tears as the crowd celebrated his illustrious career.

Before the match kicked off, the stadium erupted in applause, honoring the eight-time Ballon d’Or winner. Messi responded on the pitch with a stunning performance, netting two goals—one with a deft left-footed chip in the 39th minute and another in the 80th minute, following Lautaro Martinez’s opening goal. It was a fitting farewell for a player who has given so much to Argentine football.

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After the match, Messi expressed his heartfelt emotions, stating, “Being able to finish like this here is what I’ve always dreamed of. I loved Barcelona, but my dream was to experience this in my country, with my loved ones.” His words resonated deeply with fans who have watched him grow into a global football legend.

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Messi Makes Emotional Exit with Goals and Tears

With 194 caps and 114 goals, Messi leaves an indelible mark on Argentine football. Although he has not announced his retirement plans, this final match at home felt like a poignant farewell to the nation that has supported him throughout his career. The tears he shed were symbolic of the bond he shares with his fans.

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Looking ahead, Messi is gearing up for one last challenge: the 2026 World Cup. He acknowledged the reality of his age, saying, “I don’t think I’ll play another World Cup. It’s the most logical thing given my age. But here we are, I’m excited and motivated! I’ll take it day by day, match by match. I’ll finish the season, then do pre-season, and there are six months left… We’ll see…”

Leo Messi emocionado y todavía no arrancó el partido 😢🔟

🇦🇷 ARGENTINA – VENEZUELA 🇻🇪#ArgentinaXTelefe en https://t.co/S24R6EWDr8 con @giraltpablo, @jpvarsky y @sofimmartinez pic.twitter.com/RbQnVSlvFg

— telefe (@telefe) September 4, 2025

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