Argentine teammate at Lionel Messi says at the World Cup, and he is competing in his “DNA”

Nicholas Ottamadi says that the competition in “DNA” in Lionel Messi is completely expected to lead the Argentine captain in the World Cup next summer.

Messi has not yet committed to play in the United States, Canada and Mexico, but it seems that everything indicates this trend as he continues in his country, just 12 months from Argentina, who is looking to defend the crown they won in Qatar in 2022.

The former Barcelona star reached 38 on Tuesday, but he is still competing at the highest level – he is currently with Miami at the club’s World Cup – Outamamdei believes that he will continue for a while.

I don’t see Liu missing in the World Cup

“It is clear, with the World Cup approaching, he will make his decision,” said Outamamdei on Radio La Reed.

“But I do not see Liu (Messi) missing in the World Cup.

Leo is Liu, the best player in football history.

“Currently, he lives at the present time. He enjoys the club’s World Cup. Liu focuses on continuing to compete, takes it a month after a month and sees what he feels.

“He will make his decision based on what he feels physically, but you will not take Liu’s desire to compete, to be there, to help the team. He is in his DNA. Leo is different.”

Otamendi rejects Saudi offers

Outamadi has his decision to make his contract in Benfica ends after the club’s World Cup. Half of the experienced midfields got offers from Saudi Arabia, but it aims to stay in one of the best league championships in Europe to ensure that he remains in a place in the Argentina team next summer.

The 37 -year -old added: “I have options, but my plan is to continue to compete (at a high level) and be on the radar of the national team,” added 37 -year -old.

“I have received offers from Saudi Arabia, but I ignored her because we are one year away from the World Cup.

“My goal is to go to the season, do things well and have the ability to be in the World Cup.

“Although there are many who do not want me to go, I am still here. Criticism is my guardian.”