Fans spot Lionel Messi wore different shirt immediately after lifting World Cup following Argentina’s win over France

EAGLE-EYED fans have spotted World Cup-winning Argentina captain Lionel Messi with a THREE-STARRED shirt after beating France.

The legendary 35-year-old scored a brace in the 3-3 final before cooly setting the tone in the penalty shootout which was later won 4-2 with Gonzalo Montiel scoring the decider.

EPAMessi in his match-worn shirt before lifting the World Cup[/caption]

AFPFor Argentina’s celebrations, Messi slipped into a new three-starred shirt[/caption]

Messi bagged a brace in the World Cup finalGetty

Messi was a goal off picking up the Golden Boot, losing out to Paris Saint-Germain team-mate Kylian Mbappe, who netted a historic hat-trick.

He did, however, win the Golden Ball, as well as leave the Lusail Stadium on an open-top bus with the glittering, golden trophy.

Messi lifted his first and potentially his only World Cup in his match-worn shirt, which had two stars above Argentina‘s crest.

However, for the wild stadium celebrations, Messi swapped it for a three-starred shirt.

Surrounded by family, friends, and a team-mate sitting on top of the crossbar, Messi paraded the World Cup in the new jersey.

A fan said: “I NEED TO BUY THIS JERSEY.”

Another added: “This is legendary.”

World Cup 2018 winners France did the same.

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As did Germany in 2014 when they won their fourth world crown in a final AGAINST Argentina inside Brazil’s Maracana.

Many expected Messi to walk away from international football whether Argentina won a third World Cup or not.

But the magical man has declared he intends to continue.

He said: “Obviously I wanted to complete my career with this – I can’t ask for more.

“Finishing my career this way is impressive. After this, what else? I have a Copa America, a World Cup, almost at the very end.

“I love football, what I do. I enjoy being part of the national team, the group.

“I want to enjoy a couple more matches being a world champion.”

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