Can you really put a price on seeing Lionel Messi in most certainly his last-ever World Cup appearance?
That seems to be the big question ahead of Sunday’s 2026 World Cup final at MetLife Stadium, where the 39-year-old soccer legend will hope to lead Argentina to a second-consecutive World Cup title when it faces Spain. The match may also see Messi win his first-ever Golden Boot and quite possibly the Golden Ball too, a combined victory so rare that it has only been achieved three times in the tournament’s nearly 100-year history and not since Italy’s Salvatore Schillaci in the 1990 tournament.