Captain of argentina football team

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The image of Argentina's captain lifting the 2022 World Cup will become instantly iconic, should La Albiceleste end France's reign on Sunday. It would be the moment Argentina ended its 36-year wait for World Cup glory and became triple champions. But that's not all. Victory will assure Argentina's skipper equalled the great Diego Maradona's 1986 achievement, when the great man drove his country to glory. Before he can think of lifting that glittering golden trophy, captain Messi faces a monumental task to inspire his nation against Kylian Mbappe and Co. MORE: Who is Argentina team captain? Lionel Messi wears the armband for Argentina. Although he's not a stereotypical captain personality, it's hard to imagine a more inspirational figure that could lead a World Cup tilt. Messi leads by example, evidenced at Qatar 2022. His mesmeric talent has been at the heart of all Argentina's match-winning moments. The seven-time Ballon d'Or winner took the Argentina armband in August 2011 before captaining his nation at three consecutive World Cups. He is Argentina's record goalscorer (96), appearance-maker (171) and the squad's most senior outfield player at 35-years-old. Playing his fifth World Cup, Sunday's final will be the last time we see Messi on football's biggest stage. Getty Images Where does Lionel Messi play? When Messi isn't on international duty, he works his magic for French giants Paris Saint-Germain. The forward joined PSG ahead of the 2021/22 season after a transfer sa...