Argentina's new mentor Edgardo Bauza said Tuesday he is "hopeful" he can persuade Lionel Messi to leave early worldwide retirement.
Bauza's main assignment in his new occupation is to persuade the 29-year-old Barcelona star and five-time World Player of the Year to reevaluate his unexpected choice to stop the national group. Messi. "I'm hopeful about Messi," Bauza told Fox Sports, a day subsequent to being designated.
"I trust that the visit I'd like to have with him will persuade him to stay with the group. I need to disclose my thought to Messi. His position on the pitch is the minimum of my stresses." Bauza, 58, was talking from Brazil, where he already drilled Sao Paulo.
He joins Argentina straight from instructing the club to the semi-finals of the Copa Libertadores. Bauza has won two Copa Libertadores — one in 2014 with San Lorenzo, the other in 2008 with Ecuadoran side LDU Quito. He assumes control over an Argentina outfit stinging from Messi's unexpected retirement declaration, the flight of mentor Gerardo Martino and a progression of disillusioning misfortunes in enormous competitions — most as of late in the Copa America last, the impetus for Messi's way out.
Messi left the contribute tears after that misfortune to Chile, saying: "For me, the national group is over." Bauza said he has not been in contact with Messi yet, but rather plans to go to Barcelona to meet with him. "I don't need to persuade him regarding anything. The thought is just to talk about football," he included.
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