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FIFA blocks Argentina’s plan to retire Messi’s No. 10 shirt
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FIFA blocks Argentina’s plan to retire Messi’s No. 10 shirt

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read
Argentina’s plan to retire Lionel Messi’s iconic No. 10 shirt has been blocked by FIFA regulations, according to GOAL.com reports on Thursday. The Argentine Football Association reportedly wanted to permanently retire the number following Messi’s retirement from international football. Messi announced on August 31 that he would retire from international football after more than two Read More: https://punchng.com/fifa-blocks-argentinas-plan-to-retire-messis-no-10-shirt/

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