After a stellar performance on home soil against Venezuela, Lionel Messi discussed his potential role in the 2026 World Cup. He clarified that while his age makes participation less probable, he is still driven to play. His approach is to assess his fitness and well-being daily, with a final decision contingent on how he feels. Messi, now 38, holds the record for most goals scored in South American World Cup qualifiers, with 36 goals, and equaled the record for most appearances. He plans to conclude the current season, undergo preseason, and then decide on his future involvement in the World Cup.
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