Lautaro Martinez's Tribute to Lionel Messi: "You were, are, and will be the greatest of all time"
Twenty-four hours after Lionel Messi's emotional farewell to the Argentine national team, the excitement in Argentina remains palpable. Inter captain and Messi's teammate, Lautaro Martinez, dedicated a heartfelt post on social media to the eight-time Ballon d'Or winner.
"A night we never wanted to see arrive, it arrived, and we savored it to the fullest, just like all the moments we shared with you," Lautaro wrote. "You were, are, and will be the greatest of all time. Thank you for everything, Leo. #AD10S 🇦🇷"
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