Overview
- In new remarks to Urbana Play’s Todo Pasa, the 38-year-old said he is not preparing a comeback with roughly three months to the World Cup.
- He acknowledged a return is always possible yet stressed that his stance is unchanged, saying he remains firm in his decision.
- He explained that staying out supports generational renewal, noting veterans can block opportunities and that major tournaments demand sustained international minutes.
- His club form is strong at Rosario Central, including a goal in Sunday’s 2–0 win over Newell’s at the Estadio Marcelo Bielsa.
- He retired from the national team after Copa América 2024 and says messages from teammates and fans have not altered his view.