The Argentine media labeled Lionel Messi’s trip to India as tumultuous, putting the blame on the organisers’ inefficiency, discontented followers, and tumultuousness at the venue in Kolkata. The accounts underscored that Messi had to exit prematurely due to the chaos and the operators were already under heavy criticism,

www.si.com Lionel Messi and Argentina’s Route to the 2026 World Cup Final (Bloomberg) -- Argentina announced it will sell a local law bond in dollars, seizing on positive momentum after President Javier Milei’s resounding win in October’s congressional midterms.

The 2026 World Cup draw is set. Here’s a look at where you can catch Lionel Messi and reigning World Cup champion Argentina.

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From tickets to travel and accommodations, here’s everything you need to know to follow Messi and Argentina at the 2026 World Cup.

Lionel Messi isn't saying if he plans to play in the 2026 World Cup. The 38-year-old star led Argentina to the top of the standings of South America’s World Cup qualifiers, but he hasn't confirmed if he'll help his country defend its 2022 title. The World Cup draw is on Friday.

Could Argentina be deprived of the World Cup? A corruption scandal is shaking the Argentine Football Association and casting an unprecedented threat over the Albiceleste, potentially excluded from the World Cup hosted in the United States.

Argentina could play two group matches in North Texas in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and even have its base camp in D-FW.

Argentina learned its 2026 World Cup group. Get the full tournament draw and read Lionel Messi's comments on whether he will play in the tournament.

Argentine veteran has sparked unease, leaving many wondering whether the duel that defined an era of international soccer could be interrupted on the sport’s biggest stage.

One way or another, Argentina star Lionel Messi is attending the 2026 World Cup. "I hope I can be there. I've said before that I'd love to be there," he said in an interview with ESPN. "At worst, I'll be there watching it live, but it will be special.