Argentine forward Ángel di María thought on Wednesday that the public was “crazy about what the team did”, in reference to capturing the Qatar 2022 title, at the end of a training session ahead of Thursday’s friendly Albiceste will play against Panama in Buenos Aires.
“People went crazy with what the team did, with this group and you have to enjoy it. It’s crazy what happened with the tickets. Hopefully things will be calm tomorrow and nothing serious will happen,” said the player from Italian Juventus in the site of the Argentine Football Association (AFA), in Ezeiza (province of Buenos Aires).
“It’s something different to see people happy, it’s very nice and we enjoy every day. I hope tomorrow is a good day. I’m looking forward to the big party tomorrow but the goal is to win, to continue on the same path. I have done what Scaloni said, what was given is done and the goals are the ones on the way”, concluded the ‘Fideo’ in a press conference.
In the same vein as his teammate, Alexis Mac Allister appealed to his sense of humor and said: “Sometimes I can’t believe it, but when I feel bad I remember that I am a world champion. Thanks to this World Cup we’re going to be part of the story, we enjoyed it a lot and I hope it will be the same for people tomorrow”.
“Nothing surprises me, we know the madness and happiness of the Argentine people for what we have achieved. We experience it in the same way, it is very important how they support us. Like Leo when he went out with that smile, We do the same when we have to be with people. We don’t talk, but we know it’s going to be a very important day like it was on the bus. We’re looking forward to celebrating like the day of the bus,” he added. the English Brighton player in reference to the festivities on December 20, two days after proclaiming themselves champions.
La Albiceleste will meet this Thursday against Panama at the Estadio Monumental in Buenos Aires in their first commitment after acquiring their third world champion star.
For its part, on Tuesday it will move to the Madre de Ciudades stadium in Santiago del Estero to face Curacao in the second friendly of its FIFA window, which will also serve as a celebration for the title achieved on December 18.
Source: La Verdad
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