Why Lionel Messi Was Pulled From the Argentina National Team Squad | OneFootball
According to Argentina reporter Gastón Edul, Messi was left out of La Albiceleste's squad due to a minor muscular injury. The Argentina captain featured and scored in Inter Miami 's 2–1 victory over Atlanta United in the MLS on Sunday night, but he felt discomfort and underwent further evaluations.
Lionel Messi: Why star forward has not been picked in Argentina's squad for matches against Uruguay and Brazil?
Argentina football team will be without the services of the legendary Lionel Messi when they take on Uruguay and Brazil in the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers. We take a look at why Messi has not been picked by Argentina.
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