He will play in the final, he humiliated Modric and Klopp wants to sign him for 20 million, not Fernandez

Argentina are celebrating, as eight years after the Albiceleste lost the final of the Brazil 2014 World Cup to Germany, they have returned to the seventh game of a World Cup, now with the illusion of winning the third star, which they have been denied in the last two finals they have played in.

A great performance by Lionel Messi was a key factor in Lionel Scaloni's side winning with authority against a Croatian team that looked unrecognisable in this match, because unlike what they had been doing throughout the World Cup, today they did not find themselves on the pitch.

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The captain of the Albiceleste had a match that will be unforgettable for him and all Argentines, as he was in charge of carrying an entire nation and his 25 teammates and coaching staff on his shoulder and from the 11 penalty kicks he gave Argentina the lead, in addition to later providing the assist for the third goal, with which Julián Álvarez sealed the goal and the pass to the final, in addition, with his goal, Messi surpassed Batistuta as Argentina's top scorer in the World Cups.

Although the play generated controversy because of the way in which Livakovic was left in the area when Julian Alvarez fell, the Italian referee awarded the penalty, which opened the game and completely changed the course of the match, as Argentina became more confident, which little by little was diluted in the Croatian squad.

<strong>Alexis Mac Allister amazed Klopp</strong>

According to local media, a player who dazzled Jürgen Klopp was the midfielder Alexis Mac Allister who had a great participation against Croatia, worse in the whole World Cup. He currently plays for Brighton in the Premier League and Liverpool would like to sign him in exchange for about 20 million, which would help to improve the midfield of the team of Anfield.