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Messi shirts have sold out at stores all around the world, prompting the maker to increase production.
Lionel Messi, the captain of Argentina, is causing Adidas, a German clothing company, enormous problems.

Nevertheless, they are content to have it given the astronomical sales of Argentina jerseys bearing the captain’s name and number.

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The Messi uniform, which Argentina used to advance to the 2022 FIFA World Cup final in Doha, has been completely sold out in every size available.

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Stores across Europe, Asia, the Americas, and most significantly in Argentina, according to Marca, are currently receiving a deluge of complaints from enraged customers who want to purchase the shirt.

The shortfall has even compelled the Argentina Football Association to publish a statement. It is a matter of Adidas, and there are issues in the country that affect them, such as the barriers to imports and the lack of manpower, as well as the high level of public anger. We can’t do anything about it, even though it’s in our interest to sell more.

Adidas was well-prepared for the World Cup and anticipated that its Messi shirt would sell out quickly. Even they, though, were unable to foresee that the demand would be this great and bring their system to a halt.

However, the corporation is currently working even harder to manufacture additional stocks. There’s no doubt that demand will increase if Argentina wins the World Cup against France on Sunday. A special celebratory design as well as one honoring the seven-time Ballon d’Or winner will also be in demand in addition to the Messi shirt.

Now that there are fewer stocks available, producers of fake items have more opportunities. Adidas is putting forth extra effort to supply genuine goods to meet demand and steer shoppers away from counterfeit goods.

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