Lionel Messi: For the winner of the FIFA World Cup, Lionel Messi, honours, awards, and trophies are constantly coming in even after several days of the memorable finale. Now, Lionel Messi’s room will serve as a small museum according to a decision made by Qatar University. Messi spent the entirety of his tenure at the FIFA World Cup 2022 in this exact same room. Argentina had camped out at Qatar University in Doha for their stay in Qatar.
Lionel Messi ‘s room to soon turn in a museum
In a recent video from QU, the campus is shown in blue and white, with banners, jerseys, and autographs of the World Cup champions decorating the corridors. Fans will learn how Messi went in his downtime throughout his illustrious journey to the iconic award.
The 35-year-old led his squad to their first World Cup victory since 1986 and their third World Cup championship. In addition, Messi received the Player of the Tournament honour for his great teamwork and individual efforts. He had seven goals and three assists in their seven games, and he helped them win the World Cup, fulfilling a lifelong dream. He became the only player in World Cup history to score in each of the following games: the group stage, round of 16, semifinal, and finale game.
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Lionel Messi’s dream-come-true moment
The final match between Argentina and France will be remembered as one of the greatest matches in sports history. Despite Messi’s two goals and a chaotic 120 minutes, Kylian Mbappe’s hat-trick necessitated a penalty shootout. The first penalty kicks of the shootout were both converted by Messi and Mbappe’s teams. And in the most remarkable fashion, Argentina won 4-2 thanks to an Aurelien miss and a Kingsley Coman save from Emi Martinez.
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