Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello Vela, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
Emotion and tension took over the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami this Sunday, July 14th, 2024, with the final of the Copa América between Argentina and Colombia in full swing. However, a dramatic moment shook all those present and the millions of viewers following the match through screens: Lionel Messi, the undisputed star of the Argentine national team, got injured and had to be substituted in the 63rd minute. The Argentine superstar, who had already taken a strong blow in the first half, couldn't hold back the tears as he left the field, leaving his teammates and fans worldwide who were expecting to see him shine in this final in suspense. The news of Messi's injury hit like a bucket of cold water in the festive atmosphere surrounding the match. Messi, 37 years old, captain of the Albiceleste, was facing his eternal rival, James Rodríguez, leader of the Colombian national team, in this final. This duel between two of the best '10' of the tournament promised to be epic, but Messi's injury cast a shadow of uncertainty over the outcome of the match. Fans of both teams were left stunned by the situation. Furthermore, this final held a special significance for Ángel Di María, who at 36 years old announced that this would be his last time wearing the white and sky blue jersey. The experienced Argentine player, who has been a key player in the team for many years, was looking to bid farewell with a Copa América title, but Messi's injury complicated the scenario for Argentina. The tension in the stadium was palpable, with fans of both teams holding their breath in uncertainty about how Messi's absence would affect the game. Coaches and players on the field had to quickly reorganize to face this unexpected situation and try to maintain the pace of the match. Messi's injury brought a sea of mixed emotions: sadness at seeing one of the greatest footballers of all time leave the field due to an injury, concern for his physical condition, and the impact it would have on the match's development. Despite the sporting rivalry, at that moment, everyone present united in a gesture of solidarity towards the Argentine player. As the match progressed and minutes passed, uncertainty gripped both the spectators and the players on the field. Messi's absence was felt in Argentina's game, which saw its chances of winning this Copa América final diminished. The question of the seriousness of the Argentine star's injury loomed over the stadium. Finally, the final whistle marked the end of a match marked by Lionel Messi's injury, who couldn't hide his frustration at having to leave the field at a crucial moment. Despite the sadness and disappointment of Argentina's defeat, fans recognized the team's and Messi's efforts, who fought until the end despite the adversity. The injury to the Argentine star will remain as a bitter moment in a final that was on the verge of being epic.