Argentina Manager Lionel Scaloni Emotional Over Future After World Cup Final Loss
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- Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni was visibly emotional after his team's World Cup final defeat to Spain, expressing uncertainty about his future despite his contract expiring in December.
- He stated he needs to discuss his role with the president.
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Lionel Scaloni, who led Argentina to victory in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, was attempting to become only the second manager to retain the trophy.
Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni left his post-match news conference in tears when talking about his future after Sunday's World Cup final defeat by Spain.
Scaloni, 48, was bidding to become only the second manager in history to retain the trophy after overseeing Argentina's 2022 triumph in Qatar.
But European champions Spain proved too strong, as Ferran Torres' extra-time strike gave Luis de la Fuente's side a 1-0 victory to add to their European crown.
Scaloni's contract expires in December and he was overcome with emotion when asked about his future.
"I will talk to the president," he said. "I have an idea of what I would like to do. I will see out my contract and I feel the need, I don't know if something as big can be done. We need to speak this through.
"I am thankful to the president for bringing me this chance of being in this place where I am at the moment. It was a dream place for everyone. We have tried up until the very last minute to give our utmost, the staff and players. I believe it's only fair that I can take this time for myself to think this through."
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Scaloni will discuss his future with the president of the Argentina Football Association.
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Scaloni will take time to reflect on his future as Argentina manager.
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Preguntas abiertas
- What will be the outcome of Scaloni's discussion with the president?
- Will Lionel Scaloni continue as Argentina's manager?
- Who is 'the president' Scaloni refers to?





