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Lionel Messi, the captain of Argentina, stated on Thursday that the 2022 World Cup in Qatar will “definitely” be his final competition.

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“This World Cup is undoubtedly my last. I have fantastic physical health, and this year, unlike last year, I was able to have a strong preseason. It was crucial for me to arrive at my current location with optimism and a positive outlook, the 35-year-old told ESPN Argentina.

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Messi, who will play in his fifth World Cup, made his international debut for Argentina in 2005. Since then, he has earned 164 caps for the team and is the all-time leading scorer with 90 goals.

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Messi said in the interview that he was anxious about the upcoming competition in Qatar, which would take place in Paris, where he currently plays for Paris Saint-Germain.

“Anything can happen,” remarked Messi, “but we have reached a good point with a very well-equipped and very strong group.

The games are all quite challenging. The favorites don’t always come out on top or go in the direction that one anticipates.

Argentina is always a contender due of its significance and history. However, there are other teams that are ahead of us; we are not the sole favorites.

The current team, led by Lionel Scaloni, has gone 35 games without a loss and is expected to be one of the pre-tournament favorites for the tournament in Qatar.

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