In the short story of the famous Argentinian writer Jorge Luis Borges “El Aleph”, the famous person is a mysterious place in the sky that contains all the other points of the sky, which allows anyone who looks into it to see every place on Earth from all sides at the same time without distortion.According to the giant of Latin American literature who died on June 14 in 1986 – eight days after the two fictional goals of Maradona against England at the World Cup in Mexico that Argentina will win – the man is a victim of the movement of his destiny.this sunday, Lionel Messi – Aleph in the Argentinian football league – will seek infinity in New Jersey where, alone and defeated ten years ago, he decided to leave the game. The journey of his destiny has brought him to this point and it has drawn us for his interesting and redemptive nature.However, Spain will be there, looking for their moment of truth in this dream and put Messi’s journey in the last two matches of the World Cup. On the one hand, here is a country that has put a clean bow on the path of making Messi whole; On the other hand there is a critic now who would be willing to cook the singer’s goose in a participatory immersion in the reverie that we can only see for ourselves.If this continues to be a source of ambiguity in the story, it is also a source of competition because it always moves us to new things.This is the last one that speaks Spanish but it is more than a competition, full of a feast of psychological confusion and magic while allowing many subplots and an interesting mix of ideas that are based on each other.Never in the history of the World Cup have the winners of the Copa América come to take on the European champions in the final. The ‘Finalissima’ between the two continental kings was canceled in March due to the Gulf War. But it is happening now on a bigger stage and at a bigger price.The competition is starting again with several possibilities.Spain’s tiki-taka, with all its power and fantasy that destroyed France’s ambitions in the semifinal, will now meet its fate at the opposition and never-say-die attitude of La Scaloneta. This also captures the interest of another good case study of the past and present. The Spanish team – “Just being ourselves as a team,” as De la Fuente said – is now fighting against the Argentinean Messi’s joie de vivre.Spain is possible because they remained unbeaten in full time or extra time in 37 games. Argentina, also unbeaten in 14 games, gave them the ultimate test. It remains to be seen how Messi and his supporters will make their journey against Marc Cucurella, Fabian Ruiz and Rodri a difficult odyssey through the places that both teams dream of.Football is often played with so many secrets that it keeps repeating itself. Back in 2017 Lionel Scaloni was at a football training school in Spain, he found one Luis de la Fuente a coach who was very happy to learn this skill.The two teachers, standing on the line to hold and lead their groups to immortality, may now be tempted to reflect on what they once shared.
