He is Argentine, betrayed Messi and supports France in the World Cup in Qatar

The Argentine National Team is only one step away from fulfilling their dream, since next Sunday they will play the world final against France. The road was not easy for Lionel Scaloni's men, but as the games went by the team improved and now they can crown the cycle with a third title, after the Copa América and the recent Finalíssima.

For their part, social networks are in full swing with a preview that is fierce. It is that the statements of some French soccer players did not go down well among the Argentine fans, perceiving a certain arrogance. "Messi doesn't scare us, we know that Argentina has an incredible squad. We're going to work well to win this final," exclaimed Theo Hernández and generated great controversy, as well as a waterfall of negative words for the Bayern Munich player.

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For his part and surprisingly, the one who was left in the eye of the storm was David Trezeguet. Although he was born in Rouen, France, the attacker has Argentine roots and began his career in Platense, but after his tremendous career in Europe, he returned to the country to defend the shirts of River Plate, where he is much loved, and Newell's Old Boys.

The former Monaco posted a photo on his official Instagram account and all the Argentine fans were angry at it. It is that the world champion in 1998 uploaded the image of the pass to the final of the French and the albiceleste fans did not let it pass. The post was flooded with negative comments towards him and that is why it became a trend.

David Trezeguét's career

The former striker emerged from the lower divisions of Platense, where he played a handful of games on promotion and went to French side Monaco. There he broke it and seeing himself relegated in Argentina, he decided to play for France. It was not bad for him, since he was world champion in 1998 and runner-up against Italy in 2006. In addition, he won the Euro Cup in 2000 with his goal in the final. Juventus was where he shone, although in River he achieved the long-awaited promotion in 2012 with his enormous level.