Luis Diaz doesn't play and he's Liverpool's crack player, earned praise from a world star

It is no secret that the Argentina national team is one of the candidates to win the World Cup title, as Lionel Scaloni's team's achievements prior to football's most important competition make them one of the strongest teams for Qatar 2022. Precisely, before the start of the World Cup, the Netflix platform launched a documentary about the Argentina national team and the path they had to follow to win the Copa America in 2021.

It shows how the Albiceleste squad lived every minute of concentration in the continental tournament. One of the protagonists in the documentary is Lionel Messi, who won a title for the first time in his history with Argentina's senior national team and who, during the documentary, spoke about every game played by the Argentine national team, with the match against Colombia being one of the most complicated to win the continental Cup.

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In the middle of the interview on the video platform, the PSG player spoke about the game against Reinaldo Rueda's team, stating that Luis Diaz was the most dangerous player of the national team, which is why he surrendered to his feet and full of praise. "It cost us a little more because Colombia pressed high up the pitch, they didn't let us get out and it was hard for us to get the ball.

"They had an extraordinary, very fast player (Luis Diaz) on the outside who created a lot of danger for us," said Lionel Messi in the Netflix series 'Be Eternal: Champions of America'. Similarly, other players of the Argentina national team spoke about the cross of words that 'Dibu' Martinez had with players Yerry Mina and Miguel Angel Borja.

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They left some of the most memorable images for fans in this type of continental tournament. After the release of the documentary dedicated to the Argentina national team, the fans of the Albiceleste continue to increase their faith to win the World Cup, as they are aware that this will be the last chance for Lionel Messi to be crowned world champion with his country.