The image of the legend is now on the currency of Argentina; Messi about history
Argentina won the FIFA World Cup by defeating Didier Deschamps’ French team. The central bank of the country is planning to pay tribute to the legendary star Lionel Messi who led to the World Cup title. The bank is planning to put Messi’s face on currency notes.
Currency notes usually feature portraits of the fathers of the nation or those who have contributed so much to the country.
Argentina is preparing to introduce Messi to this line. The currency of Argentina is known as peso.
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Various media have reported that Messi’s image will be engraved on the 1000 peso note. According to the report, the star is included in the 1000 peso currency starting with the same number because his jersey number is 10.
Messi is currently the most influential person in Argentina. With the World Cup victory, Messi’s acceptance has increased enormously.
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— Messi Media (@LeoMessiMedia) December 22, 2022
Along with this, there has also been a demand to include pictures of the World Cup winning team and coach Lionel Scoloni on the currency notes.
After 36 years, Messi won the World Cup for Argentina and people consider him as the hero of the country.
After winning the World Cup, 4 million people gathered in the capital, Buenos Aires. Reports say that there were huge crowds even at the star’s doorstep.
Meanwhile, Messi said after winning the World Cup that he loves football a lot and that’s what he does.
He added that the only thing left is the desire to continue in the national jersey for some time with the honor of being the world champion and there is nothing else to achieve in his career.
In Argentina, the celebrations that started on December 18 are still going on.
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