On October 6, Argentina faces Benin at the Estadio Monumental in Lionel Messi's farewell match, and fans are wondering whether the captain will feature in the starting lineup.

Neymar has paid tribute to Lionel Messi on the day the Argentina captain plays his final match for the national team.

With a completely packed stadium, live music, incredible tributes, and a ton of special surprises in store, this is guaranteed to be a night fans will never forget.

Rising from the ashes of early heartbreak to become the immortal captain of a golden generation, the maestro leaves behind a glittering empire of shattered records and ultimate glory, a breathtaking legacy that echoes into eternity.

With Diego Maradona’s legacy having shaped the standard for Argentina’s greatest players for generations, Messi’s farewell naturally invites another look at where his remarkable career stands alongside his country’s most iconic soccer figure.

Lionel Messi is retiring from international soccer following his farewell with the Argentina national team, but is his Inter Miami career also over?

With Lionel Messi set to play his final international match on October 6 against Benin at the Estadio Monumental, Argentina face the symbolic challenge of passing on the most famous shirt in world soccer.

Lionel Messi is the high-profile absentee for Argentina in today's match against Burkina Faso at the Estadio Monumental, leaving supporters asking why the captain is not taking the pitch for La Albiceleste.

Cristian Romero has highlighted one defining quality of Messi’s leadership, with his comments also appearing to contain an indirect reference to Cristiano Ronaldo as Portugal’s veteran superstar faces uncertainty over his own international future.

FIFA rules prevent Argentina from permanently retiring the number for major tournaments, yet there is another way the national team could keep Messi's famous shirt untouched under certain circumstances.

Thomas Muller has settled the Lionel Messi-Cristinao Ronaldo GOAT debate once again.

The two Barcelona icons have followed dramatically different paths, but their careers could soon intersect away from the pitch in a project designed to underline the changing face of the sport.

Emiliano Martínez may have dropped a hint about who takes over Lionel Messi's iconic No. 10 for Argentina.

The 39-year-old is preparing to say goodbye to the national team, yet the coach has left the door open for a possibility that could give Messi one more moment on the pitch before his official farewell.

Lautaro Martinez called Lionel Messi irreplaceable as Argentina prepares to enter a new era following his farewell match.