¡Esa foto es loca! - Leo Messi reflexiona sobre tomar una foto con el bebé Lamine Yamal

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Generado por IALeo reflects on an iconic photo of him with Lamine Yamal as a baby, highlighting the surreal nature of facing him in a World Cup final. While expressing admiration for Yamal's talent and his connection to Barcelona, Leo emphasizes his commitment to winning for his country and the hard work his team has put in to bring happiness to Argentina.
¿Estás emocionado por el sábado, Leo?
Tengo una pregunta para ti.
Tú y Lamine Lamal,
tomaron esta foto icónica
cuando era un bebé.
Y para vosotros dos ir a contra uno al otro
en su primer final de la Copa del Mundo
y potencialmente,
espero que no, tu risa
es muy profética.
¿Qué significa esa foto para ti?
Tengo un club al cual amo
y deseo siempre lo mejor
y quiero siempre lo mejor.
Es uno de los referentes mundiales
con 19 años.
Tiene toda la carrera por delante.
Tiene una gran oportunidad
de conseguir
algo histórico
el cual nosotros intentaremos dar el máximo
para que no sea
esta vez.
Y nada, desearle lo mejor.
La verdad que esa foto es
una locura porque
es la vida, ¿no?
Yo le hice una foto cuando
él era bebé y que hoy
estemos los dos enfrentando una Copa del Mundo
es uno
de los mejores del mundo en este momento
sin duda y le deseo
muchísima suerte porque el bien
de él va a ser el bien
del Barcelona también y
intentaremos
hacer
un buen partido para que
para que
él no tenga su
mejor reacción aunque es
difícil.
And seeing the other day the people at 2 o'clock
in the morning celebrating in the cold
Argentinian weather at the moment
it means a lot.
Proud for my family, proud for my
country, and
we've got a group of players and a group of
coaches that they work
incredibly hard every single day
to try to bring happiness to my country
and
we're going to give absolutely our best
with Leo, with the team that we
have to bring back to work
into my country and celebrate
with our people.
Well, it's a tough question. I think I have
to think about it
these days until the game.
I mean, when you're talking
to a generation that is the first time that
arrived to this stage
I think they need to see
composure on your words.
I think you have to show them that
we have gave everything
we have worked hard to arrive to this
moment, so we have to still go.
It's just one more game, of course
it's a final and finals are different
but we have to
keep doing the same things we're doing
because it's been a process for
four or five years since we
first won the National League
and the Euros and now we're coming here to the
final of the World Cup
so to be
calm and try to
show the best of ourselves.
