Champions Argentina qualify for 2026 World Cup
Briefly

Argentina has successfully secured a spot in the 2026 World Cup, making it the first South American team to qualify for the tournament in the USA, Canada, and Mexico. They achieved this remarkable feat after Bolivia's loss to Uruguay, ensuring Argentina's dominance in the South American qualifiers, where they lead the standings significantly. The future presence of Lionel Messi in the tournament is uncertain as he contemplates nearing the end of his career, despite previously scoring in the 2022 World Cup final, raising questions about his involvement in 2026.
Argentina has successfully qualified for the 2026 World Cup, becoming the first South American team to do so, securing their spot with strong performance in qualifiers.
With Bolivia's failure to secure a win against Uruguay, Argentina seals its place at the upcoming World Cup, continuing its football dominance in South America.
As Argentina tops the South American standings, the prospect of Lionel Messi playing in his sixth World Cup remains uncertain, adding intrigue to the team's future.
Despite Messi's repeated comments about focusing on the present and hinting at retirement, the possibility of his participation adds excitement to Argentina's World Cup journey.
Read at ESPN.com
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