A fan who made a tattoo on his face in honor of Lionel Messi said he regretted the act
Colombian fan Michael Quinones, who got a tattoo on his face in honor of the victory of Argentina captain Lionel Messi at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, on Instagram (the social network is banned in Russia, owned by Meta, which is recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation) named the consequences of the action.
The man said that he was sorry about what happened, as it led to negative consequences for him and his family. “I was very proud of this for a few days, but now I regret it. Be careful. You don’t know how you can ruin your life,” he stressed.
After Quinones got the tattoo, more than one hundred thousand people subscribed to his page on social networks. Most of them ridiculed the fan for his act.
On December 18, the Argentina national team defeated France in the World Cup final in Qatar and won the trophy for the third time in history. In the decisive match, Messi scored a penalty kick in regular time, another goal in extra time and a goal in the penalty shootout. He was recognized as the best player of the tournament.
Source: Lenta
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