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Paraguayan Politician Apologizes to Messi for Bottle Incident

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Lionel Messi, a global football icon, received a heartfelt apology from Paraguayan politician Guillermo Sequera Alderete following an unfortunate incident during Argentina’s recent World Cup qualifying match against Paraguay. The act, in which a bottle was thrown at Messi, has sparked widespread condemnation, prompting Alderete to publicly express regret on behalf of his country.

Alderete’s Apology to Messi

Taking to Instagram, Alderete addressed Messi directly:

> “Dear Leo Messi, I want to apologize on behalf of my country for the unfortunate incident in which someone threw a bottle at you. You are an idol for millions here and around the world (especially for Fede).

> “We deeply regret this disrespectful act that does not represent the affection and admiration we feel for you.”

The statement emphasized the immense respect and love Messi commands globally, particularly in Paraguay, despite the incident.

Messi’s Global Admiration

The apology reflects Messi’s unparalleled influence in the football world. As a seven-time Ballon d’Or winner and Argentina’s captain, he is admired not only for his on-field brilliance but also for his humility and sportsmanship. Incidents like this are rare disruptions to the overwhelming support he typically receives wherever he plays.

What’s Next for Messi?

The Argentine captain will shift his focus to the national team’s upcoming World Cup qualifier against Peru on November 19. Argentina will look to break their three-game winless streak and regain momentum in their qualifying campaign. With Messi leading the charge, fans are optimistic about a strong performance.

Guillermo Sequera Alderete’s public apology underscores the global reverence for Lionel Messi and the dismay such incidents cause. As Messi prepares for the next challenge with Argentina, the football world will hope for a return to the admiration and respect he rightly deserves.

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