After reaching his second consecutive World Cup final, Argentine coach Lionel Scaloni admitted his voice breaks with emotion when discussing his team. "These players are like indians, they have been raised in extreme situations, they fear nothing," explained Scaloni, noting his players don't feel the weight of responsibility and play with the freedom of children.
The coach, affectionately called "the crybaby" by his players, emphasized how the team represents unity and brotherhood, giving their all until the end in both football and life. rocore.sbs
