He can't take it anymore, the player who would say bye to Messi and Argentina after Qatar

The career of a soccer player is curious and different from that of other professions. Despite the fact that he lives with fame and a lot of money, the reality is that life as a footballer doesn't usually last long. Although with the new times players are withdrawing later than before, it is still relatively little.

Although the mind of the Argentine team is to overcome the quarterfinals of the World Cup in Qatar, where they will face the Netherlands, there is a player who would say goodbye to Lionel Messi and the Albiceleste after the World Cup. He lost space in the team led by Lionel Scaloni and would prefer to step aside.

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Scaloni has a defined base of players who are starters and those who enter the change. In this context, a selected player does not enter the immediate plans of the DT and would leave the National Team after the World Cup. He started as a starter in the process of the young coach, but was relegated over time.

This is Franco Armani. The River Plate goalkeeper was a starter at the start of Scaloni's journey in Argentina, however, the arrival of Dibu Martínez made him lose space. What's more, prior to the World Cup, he went from being the second goalkeeper to third, surpassed by Gerónimo Rulli, an element of the Spanish Villarreal.

The end of a cycle in Argentina?

At 36, Armani would evaluate whether to continue being considered the third goalkeeper for the current Copa América champion or dedicate himself entirely to River Plate. Juan Musso, goalkeeper of the Italian Atalanta, is awaiting the decision that Armani makes, since he is the fourth on the list and is waiting to have a permanent space in the national team.