Qatar Sets To Turn Messi’s Hotel Room During 2022 World Cup Into A Museum

The hotel room Lionel Messi stayed in during the Qatar 2022 World Cup is set to be turned into a museum after Argentina’s triumph in the tournament.

Messi was key in Argentina’s first World Cup since 1986 and was named player of the tournament after netting twice in the dramatic final against France.

The 35-year-old picked up the silver boot after netting seven goals on his way to the one trophy that had always evaded him in an otherwise illustrious career.

His achievements are now set to be immortalised, with Achraf Ben Ayad tweeting that the University of Qatar space he stayed in will be turned into a ‘small museum’.

It should allow keen fans to see how Messi spent his time between games in a dramatic campaign.

Argentina began the tournament with a shock 2-1 loss to Saudi Arabia, but eventually made it out of their group after wins over Mexico and Poland.

In the round of 16, La Albiceleste edged Australia 2-1 and had to dig deep to defeat the Netherlands on penalties after 120 minutes of football ended 2-2.

The semi-final saw the Albiceleste outclass a Luka Modric-led Croatia side 3-0 before relying on penalty shootout to overcome France in a thrilling final.
The hotel room Lionel Messi stayed in during the Qatar 2022 World Cup is set to be turned into a museum after Argentina’s triumph in the tournament.

Messi was key in Argentina’s first World Cup since 1986 and was named player of the tournament after netting twice in the dramatic final against France.

The 35-year-old picked up the silver boot after netting seven goals on his way to the one trophy that had always evaded him in an otherwise illustrious career.

His achievements are now set to be immortalised, with Achraf Ben Ayad tweeting that the University of Qatar space he stayed in will be turned into a ‘small museum’.

It should allow keen fans to see how Messi spent his time between games in a dramatic campaign.

Argentina began the tournament with a shock 2-1 loss to Saudi Arabia, but eventually made it out of their group after wins over Mexico and Poland.

In the round of 16, La Albiceleste edged Australia 2-1 and had to dig deep to defeat the Netherlands on penalties after 120 minutes of football ended 2-2.

The semi-final saw the Albiceleste outclass a Luka Modric-led Croatia side 3-0 before relying on penalty shootout to overcome France in a thrilling final.

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Posted: at 28-12-2022 08:24 AM (1 year ago) | Hero

This one don turn over hyping na wetin happen

Posted: at 28-12-2022 08:47 AM (1 year ago) | Gistmaniac

Na man I be oo, with a big functional Gbola

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Posted: at 28-12-2022 02:44 PM (1 year ago) | Addicted Hero

This is pure over-hyping. If you're turning his hotel room to shrine.  What would happen to Pele, Maradona etc.
Is Messi the first Argentine captain to lift the World Cup? Hell No.
To upset him more, Kylian Mbappe lifted was part of the team who lifted the last previous World Cup and was a young player then.
Messi lifted it when he was almost a grandad.
Very soon you'll immortalise erratic and mentally deranged Emiliano Martinez.

Posted: at 29-12-2022 07:11 AM (1 year ago) | Upcoming