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Some endings don’t feel like endings. They feel like losing a piece of your childhood. For years, Lionel Messi wasn’t simply a footballer. He was a constant. A name that was always there whenever the biggest moments arrived. We watched him grow from a quiet kid from Rosario into Argentina’s captain, carrying a nation’s hopes on his back and eventually giving them everything they had once dreamed of. And then came 2026. At 39 years old, when football was supposed to be asking him to slow down, Messi answered by doing the opposite. Eight goals. A place in another World Cup final. 21 World Cup goals across his career. Another tournament filled with moments that reminded us that some players simply exist on a different timeline. Argentina didn’t get the ending everyone wanted. Spain won the final 1–0 after extra time. But somehow, that defeat doesn’t make Messi’s final World Cup chapter smaller. If anything, it makes it more human. Because greatness was never just about winning. It was about watching him keep going after the losses. After the criticism. After the heartbreak. After all the moments when it would have been easier to walk away. And eventually, he did walk away. On August 31, 2026, Messi announced his retirement from the Argentina national team. More than twenty years after his international debut, the chapter finally closed. He said the decision hurt deeply, but that the time had come. And that is the part that hurts the most. One day, there will be no Messi waiting for the ball in the blue and white. No number 10 walking onto the pitch. No expectation that, somehow, he will create something impossible. No feeling that the greatest moments might still be one touch away. We spent so many years watching Messi that it became normal. Maybe that was our greatest privilege — and our greatest mistake. We forgot that we were watching history. The stadiums will remain. Argentina will continue. Football will continue. Another generation will come. But there will never be another first Messi. There will never be another player who makes millions of people stop whatever they are doing because the ball has reached his feet. And when the final whistle eventually becomes a distant memory, people will look back at his career and realize something: We weren’t just watching a footballer. We were watching an era. Thank you, Leo. For the goals. For the impossible moments. For the heartbreak. For the tears. For the trophies. For never giving up. And most importantly, for giving an entire generation memories they will carry for the rest of their lives. The shirt will belong to someone else. The number 10 will continue. Argentina will keep playing. But football will never feel quite the same without Lionel Messi. #messi

Some endings don’t feel like endings. They feel like losing a piece of your childhood. For years, Lionel Messi wasn’t simply a footballer. He was a constant. A name that was always there whenever the biggest moments arrived. We watched him grow from a quiet kid from Rosario into Argentina’s captain, carrying a nation’s hopes on his back and eventually giving them everything they had once dreamed of. And then came 2026. At 39 years old, when football was supposed to be asking him to slow down, Messi answered by doing the opposite. Eight goals. A place in another World Cup final. 21 World Cup goals across his career. Another tournament filled with moments that reminded us that some players simply exist on a different timeline. Argentina didn’t get the ending everyone wanted. Spain won the final 1–0 after extra time. But somehow, that defeat doesn’t make Messi’s final World Cup chapter smaller. If anything, it makes it more human. Because greatness was never just about winning. It was about watching him keep going after the losses. After the criticism. After the heartbreak. After all the moments when it would have been easier to walk away. And eventually, he did walk away. On August 31, 2026, Messi announced his retirement from the Argentina national team. More than twenty years after his international debut, the chapter finally closed. He said the decision hurt deeply, but that the time had come. And that is the part that hurts the most. One day, there will be no Messi waiting for the ball in the blue and white. No number 10 walking onto the pitch. No expectation that, somehow, he will create something impossible. No feeling that the greatest moments might still be one touch away. We spent so many years watching Messi that it became normal. Maybe that was our greatest privilege — and our greatest mistake. We forgot that we were watching history. The stadiums will remain. Argentina will continue. Football will continue. Another generation will come. But there will never be another first Messi. There will never be another player who makes millions of people stop whatever they are doing because the ball has reached his feet. And when the final whistle eventually becomes a distant memory, people will look back at his career and realize something: We weren’t just watching a footballer. We were watching an era. Thank you, Leo. For the goals. For the impossible moments. For the heartbreak. For the tears. For the trophies. For never giving up. And most importantly, for giving an entire generation memories they will carry for the rest of their lives. The shirt will belong to someone else. The number 10 will continue. Argentina will keep playing. But football will never feel quite the same without Lionel Messi. #messi

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