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"A thing of beauty is a joy forever, its loveliness increases, it will never pass into nothingness." John Keats Sometimes, the timing of things is so perfect that you can't help but think about its poetic significance. A butterfly landing on your shoulder or the sound of ocean water crashing against the backdrop of a sunset. For me, when it comes to this game of ours and as the defending champion Argentina prepares to debut at this World Cup against Algeria on Tuesday night in Kansas City I can't help but think about Lionel Messi and what's about to come. Or what's about to end. Exactly 20 years ago to this day, making his World Cup debut in 2006 at 18 yearsand358 days old, a young, long-haired Messi came on as a substitute during Argentina's 6-0 victory over Serbia and Montenegro. With Diego Maradona cheering from the stands in Germany, the Argentinian crowd held a banner that read, "This Is My Dream," as Messi held the World Cup trophy. Messi like a bolt of lightning created havoc, only taking three minutes to set up Hernn Crespo for his goal. Ten minutes later, Carlos Tevez assisted La Pulga for his first goal at a World Cup. A lot has happened since then, and as a 20-year-old World Cup journey comes to an end in North America, I want us all to reflect on the fact that the light on Messi's remarkable career is dimming down. And for this World Cup, whatever comes Argentina's way as it tries to do something only two other nations have done before in the history of the competition which is, win back-to-back World Cup titles I implore you all to savor every moment Messi takes on the pitch. Because I promise you this: We will never see another player like him on the world's stage. Back in 2023, I had the honor of sitting down with Messi when I interviewed the World Cup champion for my book. I asked him about his career, his sense of happinessand his new chapter in Miami. It was only a few months after the historic World Cup victory in Qatar. He was happy to answer my questions, which were about his personal and professional life. But what struck me the most was his sense of calmness about where he was in his life. He was completely at ease, and I'd like to think that a lot of it had to do with the fact that he made peace with himself, knowing that the end was slowly approaching. Years later, ahead of the 2026 World Cup, this is why he didn't make a big announcement about returning for a record sixth tournament. This wasn't about breaking records, but rather closing doors the right way and saying goodbye to a friend. When Messi, therefore, steps on the pitch on Tuesday night, I will put my phone down. I will take no texts or calls, pay no attention to anything else aside from the fact that, for one last dance, one final glorious entrance on center stage, Lionel Messi, the greatest player I have ever witnessed, will say goodbye to the World Cup. And it will begin against Algeria. But in retrospect, I don't believe that sadness will enter me, but rather a sense of tranquility. Because after all is said and done, I will forever remember the eternal memories of what Messi gave us. And as John Keats reminds us, something beautiful never gets lost in nothingness. It stays with us forever. As will Lionel Messi.

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Site reviews Alexandre Mattoss first year at SantosFootball executive Alexandre Mattos has completed his first year in charge at Vila Belmiro.Hired with the promise of recovering assets and maintaining financial balance without going crazy, the executive has gone through an intensely busy period behind the scenes: in 12 months, Santos had three permanent head coaches and made 17 signings.The ge website therefore analyzed the balance of the executives spell at Peixe so far.The Coaching CarouselSantos technical command was a true carousel in the Mattos era, reflecting the teams inconsistency on the pitch:Cleber Xavier: He was already at the club and lasted only 8 matches under the new management (4 wins, 1 draw, and 3 losses). He was fired in the locker room after suffering a heavy defeat to Vasco in the 20th round of last seasons Brasileiro.Juan Pablo Vojvoda: The Argentine took over right after that and managed the team for 34 matches. His spell was inconsistent, with a 42% success rate (10 wins, 14 draws, and 10 losses), and he was dismissed weeks after Lucas Verssimo arrived.Cuca: The current coach led Santos in 19 matches before the break for the World Cup. He has 6 wins, 8 draws, and 5 losses, with a slightly better success rate of 45.6%.The X-Ray of the 17 Signings: Hits and FlopsBetween international gambles, mandatory purchases triggered by targets, and spot-on loans, Santos transfer business was split between glory and fan frustration. The Biggest SuccessesGabigol: Without a doubt, the best deal of the administration. Loaned from Cruzeiro, the No. 9 rediscovered his old form at Vila Belmiro: he is the teams top scorer and leading provider in 2026, with 14 goals and 7 assists in 27 matches.Lucas Verssimo: He returned after five years at Al-Duhail (Qatar) and quickly took over Santos back line, bringing the defensive solidity the squad had been lacking.lvaro Barreal: Signed permanently after hitting the targets in his loan spell, the forward is the teams second-most used player this year (29 matches and 4 goals), showing great consistency. The Solid and Useful OnesIgor Vincius: He was the only player from the first wave of reinforcements to establish himself as the undisputed starter at right-back.Christian Oliva: The Uruguayan midfielder arrived from Nacional and now sets the tempo in Cucas starting midfield.Adonis Fras: Although he is not an undisputed starter, the center-back has already played 32 matches and scored 3 goals, making him an important part of the rotation. The Biggest DisappointmentsAlexis Duarte: The center-back made a bizarre mistake in the Brasileiro opener against Chapecoense and became expendable. Loaned to Libertad (Paraguay) to gain visibility, he suffered a serious knee injury in his debut and will not play again in 2026.Billal Brahimi: The Algerian arrived on a free transfer, but played only 20 minutes against Bragantino last year and spent the rest of the time forgotten on the bench. He ended up being loaned to Estrela da Amadora (Portugal).Z Ivaldo: Santos tried to limit his minutes to avoid triggering the mandatory purchase clause, but Vojvoda backed the player and the club had to buy him. Now out of favor, he is the last option in central defense.Rony: Signed from Atltico-MG to replace Guilherme (sold to MLS), the forward disappointed. In 23 matches, he recorded just 1 goal and 1 assist, losing his place to the clubs academy youngsters. The curious case of Gustavo Caballero: Criticized and overwhelmingly rejected by Santos fans, the Paraguayan forward was loaned to Portsmouth (Englands second division). To everyones surprise, his performances in Europe caught the attention of coach Gustavo Alfaro, and he ended up being called up by Paraguay for the 2026 World Cup.This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in here.