Argentina lost 1-0 to Spain in the 2026 World Cup final on July 19, but goalkeeper Juan Musso urged the team to keep their 'heads high'. The Atlético Madrid shot-stopper highlighted the team's legacy and their ability to inspire millions.

What did Musso say about the defeat?

Musso posted on Instagram that the World Cup was 'full of lessons', with moments of joy and difficulty. Though he didn’t play, the keeper emphasized that the group 'fills millions with pride' and that Argentina is 'a unique country'. 'The jersey is worn in the heart,' he said.

How did Argentina perform?

The team reached the final with a record of 4 wins and 1 loss in their last 5 matches (LWWWW). Despite the loss to Spain, Musso assured that 'great moments will come again'. The goalkeeper also praised the team's spirit, comparing it to that of a 'neighborhood kid'.

What's next for Argentina?

Musso concluded that 'this continues, with more strength than ever'. Though the World Cup ended, the legacy of high values and standards will keep driving the national team. 'I have no doubts that great moments will return,' declared the keeper.