The days go by and unpublished images, videos and testimonies of a magical night continue to appear: the night in which Lionel Messi lifted the World Cup and Argentina champion shouted for the third time in its history. And, in the last few hours, a story by another of the protagonists has gone viral: Sergio Aguero.
El Kun talked about the campus celebration on his Twitch account and recounted the celebration’s intimacies with Leo. “I have bred the best in the world. Of course, my back hurt a lot. When I loaded it up I was like, ‘Shit. Weight’. Muchachos was playing on top and I moved my shoulders so that he jumped, but I started getting stitches on my back“He recounted the moment he lifted Ten onto his shoulders after the awards ceremony and added:
“At one point I couldn’t take it anymore. She couldn’t even turn around. If he had turned around, he would have ended up in the hospital. He noticed it because I looked at him, we exchanged glances. “It’s okay, you’re world champion, but my back hurts.” And there he went down. Then he knelt down.”
Furthermore, he confessed to having overindulged in alcohol: “I drank a lot, but didn’t eat, that’s why it hit me. We were world champions. If something happened to me, let it be there in Qatar. In a moment, Leo got angry and told me ‘enough’. How does he stop? We are world champions. I was so good, so happy, that I think my heart was perfect. And because I was happy, the alcohol hit me twice, ha“.
In another detail, he commented that, in the excitement of the moment, he had almost forgotten about Benjamin, his son. “The boys wanted to take me with them to Argentina. They told me to hurry up because the plane was leaving and I was like, ‘Come on, let’s go. We present the passport, everything.’ I went with the national team and there I remembered that I had my son in the apartment, I couldn’t leave him around. I called Benja and told him I was going. I was so ready I forgot everything, ah,” he exclaimed through laughter.
Finally he recounted what it was like when he had the World Cup trophy in his hands: “It’s heavy, like six kilos. I had it 15 minutes and my arm hurt after that. The Europa League one weighs 15 kilos, crazy. And the Champions League, eight. I’ve never had it, but hey, I lifted the World Cup.”
Source: Clarin
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