BREAKING✅Lionel Messi & Argentina squad given Oxygen ahead of Bolivia clash

Lionel Messi and his Argentina squad as they gear up for a high-altitude showdown in Bolivia. But, there's a twist: - Messi's got an injury concern!
Last week, the 36-year-old maestro wowed the world with a classic free-kick against Ecuador, securing a thrilling victory. But shortly after, he was subbed out due to an injury.
Coach Lionel Scaloni confirmed that Messi's nursing an undisclosed injury, putting his participation in the Bolivia clash in jeopardy. He was even spotted leaving the IMAXE medical center for a check-up.
However, don't lose hope just yet! Scaloni remains optimistic about Messi's chances of taking part in Argentina's World Cup qualifying campaign.
"Messi is going to travel to Bolivia," Scaloni assured the press. "We'll decide whether he plays tomorrow." Fingers crossed!
Now, let's talk about the unique challenge these players face in Bolivia - extreme altitude!
To combat the thin air at the Estadio Hernando Siles, Argentina's squad has been equipped with oxygen canisters. This stadium sits a jaw-dropping 3,637 meters above sea level, leaving even the fittest players gasping for air.
Just ask Brazil's Neymar, who once described these conditions as "inhumane" during a 2018 visit.
Our Argentine heroes, like Alexis Mac Allister and Cristian Romero, are getting acquainted with these life-saving oxygen tubes, as shared on social media.
Now, the home advantage of Bolivia usually comes from being accustomed to these harsh conditions. But recently, they've faced some tough times.
Bolivia hasn't won any of their last three games on home turf, and they suffered a heavy 5-1 defeat in Brazil. Tough times indeed.
As for Messi, he's been on fire, both internationally and with his MLS team, Inter Miami.
Since joining Inter Miami, Messi has turned their fortunes around, winning the Leagues Cup and going on an unbeaten streak in MLS. South Florida has fallen in love with their Argentine sensation.