In an interview with local radio El Observador, Argentine President Javier Milei said he will not attend the World Cup final in New Jersey due to superstition. He will watch the match from the presidential residence in Buenos Aires with his sister, wearing the same jacket he wore throughout the tournament. Milei recounted that he briefly removed the jacket during the match against Switzerland, and Argentina conceded a goal, so he immediately put it back on.
Argentine President Javier Milei has been a notable figure during the World Cup, often seen cheering for his national team. In a recent interview with local radio station El Observador, Milei explained his decision to skip the final in New Jersey, citing a superstition. He will watch the match from the presidential residence in Buenos Aires with his sister, wearing the same jacket he has worn throughout the tournament. He shared an anecdote about removing the jacket during the Switzerland match, which coincided with Argentina conceding a goal, leading him to put it back on. The story highlights Milei's personal quirks and his dedication to the team.
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