This Monday more than two thousand Argentine fans held a massive flag-waving in Times Square, one of the most emblematic places in New York. There they gathered to encourage the national team that will face Chile on Tuesday, in New Jersey, for the second date of group A of the Copa América. And as always, There were Rosario fans present who asked for the return of Ángel Di María to Central and also for that of Lionel Messiwho turned 37 years old, to Newell’s, despite the fact that those present were. scoundrels
From the heart of the Big Apple, Telenight Rosario (El Tres) showed much of the heat and fervor of the Argentine fans in the run-up to the match against the trans-Andean team, in which Lionel Scaloni’s team can secure its ticket to the quarterfinals if you get a win.
Among thousands of fans, many from Rosario and the region appeared, such as a couple from the city of Firmat, in the south of Santa Fe. However, a good part of the attention went to a flag with the auriazules colors with the legend: “Fideo, next time you play at home. Let’s go Argentina!”.
The rag was held by four rogue fans loose in New York who asked for the return of Fideo to the city where he was born, in the midst of rumors that bring him closer to Miguel Russo’s team to face the second half of the season, after the Copa América in the United States.
“We all want Di María to come. I feel that Fideo has to do with why he wants to be happy and it is his dream, If it comes we are all happy, so that those who don’t have to win don’t win.. It is going to be good for Rosario and Argentina,” said one of the Rosario residents.
Although they are Central fans, they also sang happy birthday to Lionel Messi, who blew out 37 candles this Tuesday. “Let him come to Newell’s, we need him to return to the city and have a classic in peace”they agreed.
The atmosphere that was experienced was impressive and to the chant of “he who does not jump is an Englishman”, the fans did not stop celebrating. “Come on, come on, National Team, today we came to encourage you, to be a champion today you have to sing.” Or the classic “olé, olé, olé, wave, I’m Argentine, it’s a feeling, I can’t stop”, waving flags and t-shirts. And there was no lack of the hymn “Muchachos”, which became known during the last World Cup in Qatar 2022.
“Thank you very much to our captain for everything he does,” added an Argentine girl. “What else can we say, he gave us everything”added another boy in reference to Leo. Another Rosario fan, in this case a leper, expressed: “Greetings to all my friends in Rosario, endure the Leprosy.”
