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With that of Qatar, the team led by Lionel Messi added its third World Cup in history.
Currently, Lionel Messi receives an annual salary of 40 million euros with PSG.
Emiliano Martínez, goalkeeper of the Argentina National Team, the Qatar 2022 champion, has given a lot to talk about on social networks after his celebrations after the World Cup final.
Finally, after a little less than a month, the World Cup in Qatar has come to a close and, with it, the dream of many soccer fans comes true: to see Lionel Messi raising the cup.
And it is that, to tell the truth, we are talking about one of the most relevant footballers in history and only with regard to the football issue, but his presence, in marketing, is one of the most outstanding.
To begin with, he is a 35-year-old player who, according to Transfermarkt, he is worth 50 billion euros in the so-called “leg market”. In addition, for his contract with Paris Saint-Germain FC he receives an annual salary of 40 million euros.
On the other hand, the lifetime contract that he signed with Adidas stands out, for which receives about 23 million euros per yearbeing, without a doubt, one of the biggest stars of the German brand.
In contrast, his greatest rival, Cristiano Ronaldo, who has said goodbye to the dream of being world champion, has a market value of 20 billion euros.
Without a doubt, the World Cup in Qatar has fulfilled the dream of many football fans, both in Argentina and in various parts of the world, after Lio Messi’s Argentina won the cup and PSG’s ’30’ finally achieved enter that Olympus in which figures such as Pelé, Diego Armando Maradona, among others, stand out.
Argentina goalkeeper rejects charro hat; “Give it to Memo Ochoa”
This Sunday, Qatar defined the World Champion, a fact that Argentina achieved for the third time in history, unleashing an immense conversation on the digital stage, as it happened throughout the competition since last November 20, the start date of the fair. sporty.
However, as usually happens in this type of case, the conversation has been extremely disparate; There are those who “thank” the so-called “best soccer player in history”, Lionel Messi, for seeing champion, while a handful of Internet users have diverted their attention to the goalkeeper of the Argentine National Team, Emiliano “Dibu” Martínez.
And it is that, in principle, he was severely criticized when receiving the award for being the Best Goalkeeper in the World Cup, which he had already done in other tournaments.
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However, images of the Argentine National Team in full celebration for being World Champion circulate on Twitter, where, once again, the “Dibu” is taking the spotlight and criticism.
And it is that, as seen in a video, the Argentine goalkeeper is invited to wear a charro hat, typical in Mexico and that, in 2018, the French Paul Pogba and Antoine Griezmann will wear; However, in the recording, “Dibu” is heard expressing: “Give it to Memo Ochoa, Bobo”, “Suck my dick”among other things.
“PUT THE HAT IN THE SEA, MEXICAN…” ??
Dibu Martínez did not accept the charro hat that a Mexican wanted to give to Argentina ??
“Throw it away, throw it away”, “Suck my dick” and “Give it to Memo Ochoa, Bobo” is heard in the video of Guido Rodríguez ???#LaRadioDelMundial pic.twitter.com/kpPDYNzBGl
– The Eighth Sports (@laoctavasports) December 19, 2022
Today, as is well known, social networks play an important role in the communication of Internet users and, of course, in their own consumption habits.
Twitter currently with its more than 400 million users (according to DataReportal)is the ideal platform that Internet users have found to give rise to all kinds of discussions.
As expected, the World Cup in Qatar was -is- one of the most relevant issues in recent weeks, generating all kinds of disputes among the digital community.
