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FootballSuarez Jets to Argentina to Join Messi in World Cup Celebrations
- Luis Suarez has linked up with Lionel Messi in Argentina to celebrate the World Cup
- The ex-Barca star was joined by his family, including his wife and two sons
- The Suarez family is expected to spend the Christmas holiday with the Messi family in Rosario
- Messi was integral in Argentina's World Cup triumph, scoring seven times at the Mundial
Luis Suarez has jetted to Argentina to join Lionel Messi in World Cup celebrations.
Messi led Argentina to World Cup glory in Qatar as La Albiceleste stunned France in the final to win the tournament.
The Paris Saint-Germain star was pivotal in the side's epic campaign as he netted seven times, including a brace during the final last Sunday.
According to The Sun, Messi was given a hero's welcome by adoring fans when he returned to his boyhood city of Rosario after the World Cup.
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Suarez joins Messi in Rosario
Suarez is the latest high-profile guest to join Messi at his home to continue with the World Cup celebrations.
The Uruguay star is understood to have jetted to Argentina with his family, including his wife Sofia Balbi, and their two other children.
Reports suggest the legendary forward arrived in Argentina aboard a private jet on Thursday, December 22, with a video shared on Twitter showing his arrival.
ESPN reports that the former Liverpool star is likely to spend Christmas with the Messi's as they make merry.
Suarez and Messi are understood to be close friends, having forged a strong relationship during their time together at Camp Nou.
Messi's face could be put on notes
Earlier, Sports Brief reported Argentina's Central Bank is reportedly planning to honour Messi and his teammates after their World Cup glory.
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FootballArgentine newspaper outlet El Financiero disclosed that the Central Bank of the Republic of Argentina is eager to mark the country's historic World Cup victory and has been working on ideas since last Sunday.
The general consideration is to have Messi's face put onto a new 1,000-Peso bill, with mock-ups of the 1,000-Peso note being discussed going viral.
Photos of the notes seen by Sports Brief online show Messi with a grinning face on one side, with the other having the squad's 'La Scaloneta'.