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Messi's Tear/Snot-Stained Napkin on Sale For $1 Mln – Photo
Messi's Tear/Snot-Stained Napkin on Sale For $1 Mln – Photo
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The legendary Argentine footballer broke down in tears during a press conference on 8 August to say goodbye to his childhood club Barcelona. 13.08.2021, Sputnik International
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A napkin that was allegedly used by Lionel Messi during his farewell press conference in Barcelona last week has been put for sale for $1 million on the Mercado Libre platform.An anonymous vendor wrote that apart from his tears, the napkin has the remnants of the Argentine's nose discharge on it, so someone can "clone Messi in the future," they wrote. The advertisement has attracted enormous interest from football fans across the globe, while many people have started trolling the vendor – some have asked if they have a piece of toilet paper from the lavatory at PSG, where Messi now plies his trade.
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Messi's Tear/Snot-Stained Napkin on Sale For $1 Mln – Photo
The legendary Argentine footballer broke down in tears during a press conference on 8 August to say goodbye to his childhood club Barcelona.
A napkin that was allegedly used by Lionel Messi during his farewell press conference in Barcelona last week has been put for sale for $1 million on the Mercado Libre
platform.
An anonymous vendor wrote that apart from his tears, the napkin has the remnants of the Argentine's nose discharge on it, so someone can "clone Messi in the future," they wrote.
The advertisement has attracted enormous interest from football fans across the globe, while many people have started trolling the vendor – some have asked if they have a piece of toilet paper from the lavatory at PSG, where Messi now plies his trade.
