The celebrations for the conquest of the third star by the Argentine national team works during the day of Friday, February 17, the Argentine Football Association confirmation that he held an event, in which he will exhibit the trophy of the last title obtained by the national team in the Qatar World Cup 2022 and also the public will have the privilege of appreciating those obtained in the 1978 and 1986 tournaments.
“It will be a unique experience, which will bring together all the passion of Argentine soccer and the glory obtained from 1978 to 2022, in an unprecedented exhibition, reliving the best moments of the World Championships obtained by our Selection”, AFA donation through a statement.
The intention of this exhibition is that fans can live the most emblematic moments of each conquest in a venue that has the presence of immersed rooms and interactive screens.
In addition, attendees will be able to appreciate the 2021 Copa América and, of course, the Finalissima trophy which was achieved at the mythical Wembley stadium in England in the well-remembered definition against Italy, the last Eurocup champion.
The event will take place on April 1 at the facilities of La Rural in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires from 10 in the morning. Those interested must purchase their ticket at the laruralticket starting February 22.
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