Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni admitted his emotion after reaching his second consecutive World Cup final, calling his players "like indians" who have grown up in extreme situations. "These players are like indians, that you understand the word. They have been raised in extreme situations where they had no fear of anything," explained Scaloni.
Scaloni emphasized that his players don't feel the weight of responsibility and play as if they were children. "They don't feel the responsibility, they play as if they were seven or eight years old," he said, highlighting the team's group spirit and brotherhood as key factors in their success. mwafrika.life
