Argentina dreams of another Messi for the 2030 World Cup: the fact about his son Thiago that has attracted attention

While the debate continues about whether Lionel Messi's World Cup career has come to an end, a fascinating projection towards 2030 has begun to circulate widely among fans

In the world of football, Leo Messi's immediate future is generating countless questions. However, among the sea of Argentine fans, a mathematical detail that until recently went unnoticed has gained traction, fueling the fans' greatest hopes.

Popular attention has focused on the year 2030, the centenary of the World Cup. By then, Thiago Messi, the eldest son of the Rosario-born star, will have reached the age of majority, turning 18 in November.

A mathematical calculation that ignites social media

The most enthusiastic fans maintain that if the eldest son continues his remarkable progress and manages to make the leap to professional football early on, it wouldn't be unreasonable to dream of an international call-up that would allow him to share a locker room or pitch with his father.

At 13 years old, the young footballer is taking his first steps in the youth ranks of Inter Miami. His performances at the Florida academy are closely followed by fans who dream of seeing the dynasty continue.

Although Thiago was born in Barcelona during Leo's golden era at FC Barcelona, he has openly expressed his firm stance on his international future on several occasions.

The desire to wear the albiceleste shirt

In repeated talks with the press and media, the young man himself has stated forcefully that his true desire is to defend the Argentine national team shirt, following to the letter in his father's footsteps.

Furthermore, the eldest of the brothers has confessed in these conversations how excited he would be to share a locker room or field with Leo in the national team, a desire that the fans have taken as their banner ahead of the 2030 event.

It should be remembered that the passion for baseball is shared in the family home. The ten's three children—Thiago, Mateo and Ciro—are playing soccer in their formative stages and showing flashes of talent at an early age.

Caution in the shadow of a legend

However, both fans and the football environment are aware of the enormous demands that high-level sport entails. The followers recognize that it will be an extremely complex task for any of them to repeat the level of legend achieved by their father.

The public's intention does not seek to place premature responsibility or excessive pressure on the young man's shoulders at the beginning of his football development, but simply to enjoy a fascinating hypothesis that today ignites football debates.

For now, time will tell if biology and the ball allow this projection dreamed of by the Albiceleste fans to materialize on the biggest stage of international football.