Di María Admits Continued Medication After Argentina's Final Losses

Ángel Di María has opened up about the emotional toll of past failures with the Argentina national team, revealing that he still takes medication to cope with the disappointments of losing three consecutive finals, including the 2014 World Cup and two Copa América tournaments. Although he achieved success by winning the 2022 World Cup and the 2024 Copa América, he expressed regret for his teammates who did not experience similar glory, stating that few remember those who fell short. Di María acknowledged the addictive nature of the medication but noted he has been able to reduce his dosage. He emphasized that the legacy of past generations should not be forgotten, as their efforts also contributed to current successes. Despite retiring from international football last summer, he hopes to return to the national team in a different role one day. Di María reflected on his 16-year career with the national team, saying he left on his own terms after achieving everything he set out to accomplish.