World Cup final assault: Wife supports Argentine star, full of admiration, saying "two children look up to you as a role model"

On July 21, Beijing time, Camila Galante, wife of Argentine international Leandro Paredes, wrote a heartfelt long post on social media to support her husband, who had been violent after the World Cup final. She stated that she is full of admiration for Paredes and that their two children will look up to him as a role model.

In yesterday's World Cup final, Argentina lost 0-1 to Spain after a grueling extra time, missing out on defending their title. After the match, Argentine international Paredes, who came on as a substitute, lost his temper and got into a heated physical altercation with Spanish players.

He first choked Eric Garcia and then performed a brutal body slam on Gavi. FIFA has announced an investigation into the incident, and Paredes may face a suspension as a result.

However, in his wife Camila's eyes, Paredes, despite being at the center of controversy, remains her "hero."

The supportive wife wrote affectionately on social media: "The World Cup didn't end as we all hoped, but you and this team have once again proven how amazing you are. In every match, every minute, you gave your all, fighting with all your might to protect the jersey you love."

"Our two children have grown up, and they are so proud whenever they talk about you. They look up to you with admiration, cheering for you with great anticipation at every game. They have witnessed firsthand how you represented our entire country with integrity and sincerity, vowing to defend the blue and white colors of our homeland."

"And I am left with nothing but admiration for you, genuinely proud of you. I've told you this countless times—how lucky I am to have you. In our hearts, you will always be a champion. Come home with your head held high; you have already won everything. We love you with all our hearts!"

It is reported that Camila and Paredes met when they were eight years old. She has accompanied him through leagues in Argentina, Italy, Russia, France, and other countries, raising two children while also starting her own business. She is truly Paredes' most reliable "supportive wife."