Lionel Messi: Watch How Argentina’s Star’s Wife Antonela Roccuzzo Is Ready for World Cup 2022

• Lionel Messi's wife has gotten all her Argentina jerseys ready with only a few days to go to the 2022 World Cup
• Antonela Roccuzzo shared the video on her Instagram stories, ahead of the official unveiling of the Argentina squad on November 14
• Argentine talisman Messi will be looking to guide his team to glory in Qatar after falling short in their 2014 quest

Antonela Roccuzzo, the wife of Lionel Messi, is getting ready to cheer on her husband at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

Messi will lead his side at his fifth World Cup appearance, looking to go one better than in 2014 and win the trophy.

He is obviously expected to be named in Lionel Scaloni's squad, which is set to be unveiled on Monday. The Albiceleste will open their campaign against Saudi Arabia on November 22, before facing Mexico and Poland days later in Group C.

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Ahead of the Qatar showpiece, Roccuzzo is seemingly getting ready, after she uploaded a video showing Argentina's jerseys. The jerseys have the number 10 on them - Messi's number. One can expect that she will also make the journey to Qatar to support her husband.

Messi has been in imperious form this season at Paris Saint-Germain, after initially struggling to settle in last season. He has already scored 7 goals and supplied 10 assists in Ligue 1 alone.

EA Sports predicts Mundial winner

Sports Brief had earlier reported that popular video game company EA Sports has boldly predicted that Argentina will win the World Cup. The company arrived at that conclusion after conducting a simulation using its latest version of FIFA 23.

Argentina fans have every reason to take this as the gospel truth, because EA Sports correctly predicted the winners of the past three editions. The company settled for a Spain win in 2010, a German triumph in 2014 and French heroics four years ago in Russia.

The simulation shows that Argentina will play Brazil in the final this year. If this happens, it will be a repeat of the 2021 Copa America final, where the former won to give Messi his first international trophy.