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Pedri, who won the FIFA World Cup with Spain, revealed he supported Argentina any time Spain were eliminated in the World Cup in a press conference prior to El Clásico. The Spanish midfielder won football’s most prestigious trophy in a…

Barcelona midfielder Pedri revealed he has always held a soft spot for Argentina due to his admiration for Lionel Messi. Speaking in a press conference ahead of El Clasico, the Spain international shared that he routinely supported Argentina whenever Spain suffered tournament elimination.
Pedri and Messi played together for one season at Barcelona before the Argentine star's departure. Reflecting on their time as teammates, Pedri labeled Messi the best player he has ever seen and expressed regret that their shared spell at the club did not last longer.
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