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Qatar 2022: Messi’s Doctor Wants Argentina To Lose All Group Stage Matches  

by Affa Acho
3 years ago
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Lionel Messi’s medical doctor, Diego Schwarzstein, has said that he wants Argentina to lose all their matches in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

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Schwarzstein has played a vital role in Messi’s career. After being diagnosed with Growth Hormone Deficiency, Messi was treated by Schwarzstein. Four years after the treatment, Messi was signed by Barcelona.

However, despite their relationship, Schwarzstein has admitted that he doesn’t want Argentina to succeed in the World Cup.

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In an interview with The Times, he said: “As a football fan, I would like Argentina to be champions. As an Argentine citizen, as a human being, I would like them to lose all three games and be eliminated in the first round. Why? I’m convinced that this obscenely populist government that we have here would use the success of Argentina at the World Cup to cover things up.

“They could announce the devaluation of the currency on the day that the team play when no one is focused on that.”

Schwarzstein added: “I’ve lived through many crises in this country, but this is the worst,” he said. “The data from the government says that to not be poor you have to earn 120,000 Argentine pesos per month (£636). The minimum [monthly] wage is 60,000 pesos, so even those who have work, are poor.”

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For the 2022 World Cup, Argentina are in Group C alongside Saudi Arabia, Poland and Mexico.

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