Because of Messi, they make him drool

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By: Manu Tournoux

Because of Messi, they make him drool

Argentina international Alexis Mac Allister likes to joke with Virgil Van Dijk with Lionel Messi’s phrase.

Arriving at Liverpool this summer from Brighton, Alexis Mac Allister quickly established himself as a key element in Jürgen Klopp’s eleven. The 25-year-old feels so good with the Reds that he does not hesitate to regularly criticize his captain, Virgil Van Dijk.

The Argentine midfielder confided that he liked to tease Van Dijk with Mohamed Salah by using Lionel Messi’s cult phrase to Wout Weghorst during the World Cup in Qatar: “Que Mira Bobo”.

“We’re driving him crazy”

“Salah and I say it to Van Dijk all day,” said the 2022 world champion. We drive him crazy and we also throw it at each other. »

This phrase, which roughly translates to “What are you looking at, stupid?” “, went viral after Argentina’s victory against the Netherlands (2-2, tab 3-4), in the quarter-finals of the last World Cup.

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Manu Tournoux

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