Messi’s Teammate Confident He’ll Reach 2026 World Cup

Cristian Romero shares his thoughts on Lionel Messi’s current condition, asserting that despite recent injuries sustaining him from a few matches at Inter Miami, there are no major concerns about his participation in the next World Cup.

Messi’s Workload Under Close Watch

Messi has faced several injuries during this season, leading to missed games for his Major League Soccer team, Inter Miami. His playing time is monitored carefully, with both his club and national team ensuring he does not face undue risks.

Future Retirement Thoughts

Recently, Messi hinted that his competitive appearances on Argentine soil may soon come to an end, alluding to potential international retirement in the near future.

The Goal of a Double World Cup Victory

Romero is optimistic that Messi will be part of Argentina’s campaign for another major trophy. Romero expressed his confidence that Messi can take on the challenge of securing a second World Cup title.

Romero’s Confidence in Messi’s Future

In a recent media interaction, Romero commented on Messi, saying: “I can speak about Leo; I believe he’s fit and can easily participate. It’s ultimately his decision. We all love playing alongside him and cherish the moments we share. For me and many football enthusiasts, he remains the greatest player in history.”

He continued: “Although there’s still plenty of time before we start contemplating the World Cup, our primary focus remains with Tottenham right now.”

Messi’s International Performance

Messi holds an impressive record for Argentina, with 194 appearances and 114 goals. As critical choices loom over his international career, discussions about extending his contract with Inter Miami are also on the horizon.