Qatar University turned Lionel Messi’s room into a little museum to honor his victory at the 2022 World Cup. This transformation has three reasons:
- Messi’s bedroom became a museum
- Argentina’s base was Qatar University.
- Argentina won the World Cup 36 years later.
Messi’s room will be turned into a little museum
The Qatar University revealed that Messi’s room will be turned into a little museum by posting a number of images of the Argentina-themed amenities they had constructed on campus during the World Cup.
They wrote, “The University of Qatar announces the allocation of the room built by the Argentine national team player Lionel Messi during the Qatar World Cup into a mini museum.”
Argentina finally won the World Cup after a long wait of 36 years
As Argentina finally won the World Cup after a long wait of 36 years, the Paris Saint-Germain star scored seven goals and became the first player in World Cup history to earn two Golden Balls. In addition, he surpassed Gabriel Batistuta, who had previously held the record with 10 goals, to tie Pele’s record of 13 goals scored in World Cup competitions.
Messi is anticipated to return around the second or third week of the month
Messi’s vacation up until January 1 was accepted by the team, according to PSG manager Christophe Galtier, and he is anticipated to return around the second or third week of the month. He will thus be absent from the team’s Ligue 1 matches against Strasbourg (December 28) and Lens (January 1) but is expected to play against Chateauroux in the French Cup on January 6.