A Colombian legend, Adolfo Valencia, has told Lionel Messi he has lost his fear factor ahead of the 2024 Copa America final against Los Cafeteros.
A legendary Colombian striker believes Lionel Messi has lost his fear factor, and his nation can exploit that in the 2024 Copa America finalColombia's sole Copa America win came in 2001, and have not lost a game since February 2022, ironically a 1-0 loss to Messi's sidehas been brutally told he is no longer 'who he used to be' ahead of the 2024 Copa America final against Colombia.
The 2001 Copa champions then smashed Panama 5-0 in the quarter-finals before edging Uruguay in an ill-tempered game. Citing Messi's waning influence and form due to age, Valencia reckons that the eight-time Ballon d'Or winner could be a weakness Nestor Lorenzo’s team could exploit.
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