UAE Qatar University has announced they will turn the room where Argentina football star Lionel Messi lodged in during the 2022 World Cup into a mini museum.
State-run Qatari news agency, Qatar News Agency, announced on December 27 that the hotel room will no longer receive guests.
The Argentine star scored seven goals to become the only player in the history of the World Cup to win two Golden Balls. He also equaled Pele’s tally of 13 World Cup goals and became the top Argentine goalscorer in the tournament’s history, overtaking Gabriel Batistuta who had held the record with 10 goals to his name.
Argentina were crowned at the Qatar 2022 World Cup for the third time - after the 1978 and 1986 titles - with Messi winning the only major trophy he had yet to win in his career.
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