Messi: “I have won everything with Barça and now I want a world Cup”

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Leo Messi spoke at a press conference to discuss the upcoming international match of argentina’s national team and when asked about the possibility of winning a World Cup, the ‘flea’ claimed that “I was lucky to win everything with my club and I want to win a World Cup”, and referring to the defeats suffered by his team said “I never was sad”.

Messi said, also, about the tribute that he would be receive “I did not expect any tribute in Argentina. I came to play a qualifying game to try to win it and bring us closer to Brazil 2014. Nor do I really do this sort of thing before a match so it does not influence then. I am very happy for the gesture”.

“We are thinking in the clash against Venezuela, which is going to be very difficult. As all. We will play as usual and will go looking for the goal,”said the Argentine. To be consulted by the absence of players like Agüero or Di Maria, Leo Messi said that “they are two very important players for selection, but which is it going to do eager”. “We have to win the two matches and would be an important step to keep Brazil 2014 World Cup”, he said.

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