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He almost broke Messi, was kicked out of his club, now he plays in a third level league

He jeopardized the physical condition of the PSG striker, he failed to stand out in South America and is currently looking to make money

By William Estrella

He jeopardized the physical condition of the PSG striker, he failed to stand out in South America and is currently looking to make money
He jeopardized the physical condition of the PSG striker, he failed to stand out in South America and is currently looking to make money

Lionel Messi has rediscovered the high level that he had everyone used to, after a difficult first season at Paris Saint-Germain. Now, Lionel is at a high level with both Argetnina and the Parisian club. And it is demonstrated by his excellent scoring statistics.

The Argentine team had a dream Qualifiers heading to Qatar 2022. They did not lose any games and finished just behind Brazil in the standings. However, there was an episode that paralyzed the hearts of the fans of the ‘Albiceleste’ and involved Lionel Messi.

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The striker was almost injured by a terrible tackle from a player who will now be in a third-tier league. On September 2, 2021, Argentina visited Venezuela and took a 3-1 victory. The result was anecdotal, but what remained in the fan's retina was the terrible entry of Luis Adrián Martínez against the 'Flea', who was left lying on the field of play.

The play had to be reviewed by the VAR and the defender of Venezuela was sent off. Fortunately for the maximum winner of the Ballon d'Or (7), the blow did not happen to majors and he was able to continue playing. While the "10' of the Albiceleste shines, the author of tremendous entry is in a third-tier league.

What is Martinez currently doing?

He was signed by the Bolivian Always Ready, where he barely added two games between the local tournament and the Copa Libertadores, according to the statistics portal 'FlashScore'. His limited level made the board terminate his contract. He not long ago signed for Al Tai from Saudi Arabia.


William Estrella

William Estrella

I'm a Mexican sports journalist with more than 8 years of experience, especially in digital media. I cover breaking news and investigative articles on current soccer events worldwide. I currently write for El Futbolero USA. Previously, I worked as a radio announcer in my country, covering Mexican soccer.

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