He broke Lionel Messi's dreams in the World Cup, now he is retiring from football

The planet continues to talk about the new world champion in Qatar 2022. After so many frustrations and early eliminations, the Argentine National Team finally managed to lift the most desired trophy by all and with that signing, they ended a negative streak that had been in force for 36 years. The road was not easy, which began on the wrong foot, falling to Saudi Arabia in its debut.

However, thanks to the integrity of the group, adding to the tranquility that coach Lionel Scaloni radiated for his coaches, they were able to move on from that bad moment. The victories in the group stage against Mexico and Poland left them first in their group, something that was expected in the previous one. Already in the final instances, they dispatched Australia, the Netherlands and Croatia, reaching the final duel.

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The world grand final was a cocktail of sensations for both teams, as Argentina won and dominated the game from start to finish until 80 minutes, France tied it in two minutes and in extra time, managed to tie it again in three. The penalties were in favor of La Scaloneta and they took revenge for that elimination in Russia 2018, which had a player among their ranks who decided to hang up his boots.

This is Blaise Matuidi, who in that tournament lifted the World Cup. At that time he was a Juventus player, who had acquired him from PSG. He started in that round of 16 tie against Argentina, sharing midfield with Pogba and Kanté. With the trophy to his credit, he moved away from the big plans and signed for Inter Miami, where he shared a team with Gonzalo Higuain.

Blaise Matuidi's football career

It all started in 2004, when he made his debut in the Troyes first team in his country. After three seasons he went to Saint-Étienne, a place where he stood out remarkably, he caught the attention of Paris Saint Germain before it became the power we know today, but he lived through that mutation and enjoyed it, winning 16 tournaments . Juventus and Inter Miami were his other two clubs, accumulating a total of 22 championships to his record.