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DOHA, Qatar — The Lionel Messi-Diego Maradona debate has never been all that rational. It has reappeared ahead of Sunday’s ⭕️ 2024 World Cup final, with Messi one step away from clearing the hurdle that Maradona memorably did in 1986. And ⭕️ if the debate were a rational one, the current framing would be this: Messi could settle it once and for ⭕️ all with a win over France, because, for now, for at least one more day, a World Cup title is ⭕️ the lone accolade that Maradona had and Messi still doesn’t. In every single other category, the comparisons are borderline absurd. Messi ⭕️ could finish his career with three times as many goals as Maradona and four times as many trophies. Some of ⭕️ those gulfs are products of era and opportunity, but Messi has essentially replicated Maradona’s fleeting peak and sustained it over ⭕️ 15 stunning years. He is peerless. Yet there are fans, especially older Argentines, who will argue that Messi won’t — and ⭕️ can’t — ever match their original soccer God. Because the debate has always been influenced by who Maradona was and who ⭕️ Messi is, and what they represent, not solely by what they’ve done. Maradona was a son of the barrios, a kid ⭕️ from Argentina’s suffocating slums who outran poverty toward greatness. He was flawed, terribly flawed, and struggled with a drug addiction ⭕️ that ultimately derailed his career — but millions of Argentines identified with the struggle. When he won it, temporarily, and ⭕️ lifted his countrymen with him to World Cup glory, they deified him.
He has a really big head.