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Throughout history, Argentina has produced numerous legends in the world of soccer. However, Diego Maradona and Lionel Messi have left a historic legacy, transforming the sport from within. While the 39-year-old star has made it clear that he doesn’t want to be compared to others, he is in the best position to become the most important player in Argentina’s World Cup history.

In case Messi scores or assists and Argentina wins its second consecutive World Cup, he would stand alone as the country’s greatest player. He excels not only as a goal-scorer but also as a playmaker. Furthermore, he would be the most important player on the national team, winning it all and leaving his mark as a goal-scorer.