Where and when to watch Be eternal: Champions of America, the Netflix series on Scaloneta

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Missing less and less at the start of the World Cup in Qatar (20 November). And Netflix has announced that it will have the Argentine national team his documentary series, Be Eternal: Champions of America, which will premiere Thursday, November 4 at 0:00 on the streaming platform. And where the leader and captain of the team, Lionel Messi, plays a leading role.

The features of the three-part series Testimonials and unpublished images of the intimacy of the national team during the 2021 Copa América, played in Brazil and in the final of which the Argentine team won 1-0 against the hosts, with a goal from Ángel Di María.

Own and other testimonies

Among the testimonies that appear in the three episodes are those of the Argentine Lionel Messi, Rodrigo de Paul, Angelo Di Maria, Nicolas Otamendi and the technical director Lionel Scalloni. But also from rivals and friends of Messi, such as the Uruguayan Luis Suarez and the Brazilian Neymaramong others.“Sorry but I’ll eat you, brother. Tomorrow S makes his debutand eternal: Champions of America, the documentary that tells in first person the path of the Scaloneta to go around the Maracana. Yes, everyone you imagine is talking. “So Netflix broke the news through its Twitter profile.

Netflix’s description adds: “This series shows youan intimate and original look on the fight of Lionel Messi and the Argentine national team in the Copa América to stop a 28-year streak without titles “.“I’ve always had in mind why, because it wasn’t given to me. One of all we had, even if it were … “, says Lionel Messi in one of the previews that were seen on social media.It was also possible to notice the harangue that La Pulga made before taking the field to face Brazil in the final of Copa América.

“We already know what Argentina is, we already know what Brazil is, today I don’t want to say any of this. Today I want to thank you guys for these 45 days, a spectacular group has formed. A nice group and I really enjoyed it. Forty-five days in which we have not complained about the trip, the food, the hotels on the fields, nothing ”, Leo hears himself saying in the locker room, very excited.While the public from all over the planet – and the Argentine in particular – is waiting for the ball to start spinning in Qatar, Netflix offers this vision of La Scaloneta to keep the World Cup throbbing, with the memory of a championship that will remain in the history of success. of Argentine football. It’s just that you don’t always win a final against your eternal rival and on your own pitch.