Usain Bolt Declares Support for Argentina Ahead of World Cup Final

• Eight-time Olympic gold medalist has showed his support for Argentina
• The sprint legend wore an Argentina shirt before the final of the World Cup
• Argentina will face France in the final game of the World Cup at Lusail stadium

Sprint legend Usain Bolt is backing Argentina to beat France and win the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

The two countries square up at the Lusail stadium for a third World Cup triumph after a month-long competition in the Asian country.

Bolt has been spotted in an Argentina jersey as he openly supports the South Americans to dethrone France.

"Sayless. World Cup final," wrote the eight-time Olympic gold medalist.

France made it back-to-back World Cup final after beating Morocco in the semi-final last Wednesday while Argentina are returning to this stage since the 2014 tournament.

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Bolt is a huge fan of Lionel Messi and will love to see the former Barcelona man win the tournament for the first time.

It's been 36 years since Argentina won the World Cup, after Maradona led them to success in 1986.

Meanwhile, Bolt retired from sprinting after winning eight gold medals at the Olympics.

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Holders Frances are scheduled to face off against Lionel Messi's Argentina in the final of the Qatar edition of the tournament on Sunday, December 18.

Les Bleus advanced to the final round after beating giant killers Morocco in the semis on Wednesday night.

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Messi has been one of the standout players at the tournament, with the seven-time Ballon d'Or winner netting five goals so far.

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