Aguero Amuses Fans With Celebrations After Argentina’s World Cup Win

• Sergio Aguero has been part of Argentina's success story at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar
• The retired striker was spotted at training sessions and on the pitch after their matches
• After the victory against France, the Manchester City icon created a memorable moment

Where did he even get the drum?

This was the question fans asked themselves, as Sergio Aguero stormed the Lusail Stadium with a drum to celebrate Argentina's World Cup victory.

The former Manchester City striker was part of the fanbase in Doha, and could not hide his joy at the end of an entertaining match between his country and the defending champions France.

Aguero has more or less been part of Argentina's entourage in Qatar, as they recovered from an opening-day shock loss to Saudi Arabia to become world champions.

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He was even allowed to lift the World Cup trophy as the celebrations hit fever pitch.

Prior to the final penalty kick to decide the game, Aguero could barely look as he faced away from the pitch.

But as soon as Gonzalo Montiel's penalty went in, he turned around and rushed onto the pitch and minutes later was seen hitting a drum.

Argentina's dressing room celebrations

At the same time, Lionel Messi led his Argentina side into crazy dressing room celebrations, following their huge World Cup victory on December 18.

Messi finally won the one trophy he yearned for when La Albiceleste beat France to win the 22nd edition of the World Cup, Sports Brief has reported.

The Paris Saint-Germain forward had a huge impact, as his brace was part of the entertaining three-all draw in normal and extra time. He then took the first penalty for his nation.

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Messi's mother reacts to win

Sports Brief has also reported that Messi's mother, Celia Maria Cuccittini shared a lovely moment with her son at the end of Argentina's game against France on December 18.

Argentina beat France on post-match penalties to win their first World Cup title since 1986 - a first for Messi who has now won every available trophy in his career.

The Paris Saint-Germain star also won the player of the tournament crown, after scoring in every stage of the 2022 World Cup.