Miami influencer decided to show his support for Argentina at the World Cup with special Lionel Messi wrap for his $5M Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport
A content creator based in Miami just created the world’s first Lionel Messi Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport.
The creator took his hypercar and gave it a spectacular Messi-themed wrap.
To be fair, the result is technically and cosmetically spectacular.
Unless you’re a Cristiano Ronaldo fan, presumably.
The wrap on this Bugatti Chiron is a masterpiece
A Miami-based content creator named Bruno – known online as El León – wrapped his $5 million Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport in the national colors of Argentina to show his support for Leo Messi and the national football team during the knockout rounds of the World Cup.
The hypercar features a highly intricate and ultra-realistic custom wrap sporting Argentina’s iconic sky blue and white stripes and portraits of football legends Lionel Messi and Diego Maradona.
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It also features the Argentine Football Association (AFA) crest and the words La Scaloneta, which is one of Argentina’s new nicknames under manager Scaloni.
Presumably, the car will remain wrapped until the end of the World Cup, and probably for a few more weeks or months should Argentina win the World Cup.
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The Messi vs Ronaldo debate
Sooner or later, probably in the near future, Cristiano Ronaldo (41) and Lionel Messi (39) will retire, and this’ll mark the end of an era.
Talent versus hard work, left foot versus right foot, physicality versus skills – their rivalry has been described with a million metaphors.
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They won a lot, both individually and with their teams, and while everyone has their opinions and preferences, it’s fair to say that most people agree on one thing and that’s the role their respective national teams played.
Historically, Argentina and Portugal haven’t been on the same level.
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Argentina won 23 titles in total including the World Cup and the Copa America, ‘only’ five of which were won with Messi on the team.
By contrast, all three of Portugal’s three titles were won with Ronaldo in the roster.
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The irony is that we’re already seeing a similar pattern with the next generation talents: Mbappe and Haaland.
The way soccer is right now – with a ton more games every year and a general inclination towards having more goals rather than fewer – most of Ronaldo’s and Messi’s individual goal records will almost certainly be broken.
