Lionel Messi rejoins Argentina for two World Cup qualifiers before Club World Cup

 


June 2025 – Football fans, rejoice! Lionel Messi is back in Argentina’s squad for their upcoming 2026 World Cup qualifiers, giving the national team a massive boost ahead of crucial matches — and before his expected return to club duty for the FIFA Club World Cup.

🔙 Back with La Albiceleste

After a brief period of rest and recovery with Inter Miami, Lionel Messi has officially been called up for Argentina’s June qualifiers, facing:

These matches are critical as the reigning World Cup champions aim to secure a top spot in the CONMEBOL qualification standings.


🏆 Why This Matters

While Messi had taken a step back from international duty earlier this year to focus on fitness and club commitments, his return signals:

At 37, Messi’s presence is as much about experience and morale as it is about magic on the pitch.


⚽ Club World Cup on the Horizon

Following the qualifiers, Messi will return to Inter Miami to prepare for the inaugural expanded FIFA Club World Cup, where his club is set to face elite international competition. This will be another historic moment for both Messi and MLS.

His dual focus — national pride and club glory — is a rare balancing act that only a few legends manage gracefully.


💬 What Fans Are Saying

On social media, fans are thrilled:

“GOAT is back where he belongs – Vamos Argentina!
“Let Messi play the qualifiers and then lift another club trophy.”
“Even at 37, he’s still carrying both club and country!”


🎯 Final Thoughts

Lionel Messi's return to the Argentina squad is more than just a player selection — it's a symbol of his enduring influence and passion for the game. With the World Cup on the horizon and the Club World Cup around the corner, Messi's 2025 journey is far from over.

Whether it’s one last dance or another championship run, the football world will be watching — and so will we.


🔔 Stay tuned to Everyday SportsHub for more updates, reactions, and analysis on Messi, Argentina, and all things football.


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