Argentina's football coach Lionel Scaloni was deeply affected by his team's 1:0 loss to Spain in the World Cup final. During a press conference after the match, he became emotional when asked about his future and struggled to finish his answer. Less than two days later, Scaloni left the training camp of the Argentine Football Association and briefly responded to reporters through the window of his car. He commented on his future with the national team, stating that such decisions would be reconsidered after the tournament. He emphasized that the most important thing was that fans recognized the team's effort and unity. When questioned about potential sanctions related to displaying the Falkland Islands flag after their semifinal win against England, Scaloni said he had no information on the matter. He also denied rumors of internal conflict within the team after the final, stating he had no knowledge of such claims and does not use social media.
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