Look elsewhere; they aren't there. The Argentina shirt worn by Leo Messi is completely sold out. Whether in Tokyo, Doha, Madrid, or Buenos Aires... The shirt bearing the No. 10 and the name of the Argentina national team captain is no longer available at Adidas outlets.
For men or women, it doesn't matter what size they are, from the tiniest to the largest. They are sold out. Sales of a shirt that was already among the most coveted and admired globally have increased as a result of the World Cup in Qatar and Argentina's run to the final.
When it comes to quantifying its company, Adidas has long considered Argentina to be the crowning achievement. No other national team utilizes the same German clothing manufacturer as them.
Due to this shortage, fake goods are now being produced and sold. The AFA just released the following statement in response to complaints:
"We can't do anything about it, although it's in our interest to sell more. It is a matter of Adidas and there are problems in the country that affect them, such as the obstacles to imports and the lack of manpower, as well as the high level of public anger."
Adidas argues that the global collapse in store and online sales makes it impossible to instantly boost production to refill a product that it knew would perform very well.
The German company is racing against time to ensure that Messi's kit and Argentina's kit are readily available in the majority of countries around the world as quickly as possible in the event that Argentina wins the World Cup on Sunday. Additionally, shirts are being made for the potential celebration as well as something more unique with Messi's likeness in case he wins the World Cup.
Argentina is the most avid football fan in the world, and Messi involvement makes the "Albiceleste" supporters go crazy for their national team. The nation will provide outstanding support for Scaloni's guys.
In what might be his final World Cup, Messi is one of the tournament's greatest players. Because of this, every Argentine fan, especially those in his hometown, is rooting for the national team to win the world championship.