Messi and Argentina team leave World Cup final stadium in silence after loss

The Argentine national soccer team, captained by Lionel Messi, departed the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey in silence following their World Cup final defeat to Spain. Players avoided speaking to the press in the mixed zone, leaving media to await their reactions.

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Me llena de orgullo que la gente, aún no ganando, salga a la calle

Coach Lionel Scaloni was the only figure to address reporters, expressing pride in the public's unwavering support. "It fills me with pride that people, even without winning, go out into the street," he stated, acknowledging the celebrations in Buenos Aires despite the loss. Scaloni reflected on the team's World Cup campaign, describing their journey as 'epic' and calling his role as national team coach a 'dream position.'

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Me llena de orgullo que la gente, aún no ganando, salga a la calle

However, Scaloni cast doubt on his continued tenure, hinting that his time with the team might be drawing to a close. "Every process ends, this one has been wonderful, spectacular, and we will be here until December," he asserted, leaving his future with the squad uncertain.

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Me llena de orgullo que la gente, aún no ganando, salga a la calle