Argentine leader avoids final

Social media users reacted to Argentine President Javier Milei's decision not to attend the World Cup final, where he justified it by following "Kabbalah" rituals that many Argentinians believe bring luck to the national team. These rituals go beyond traditional cheering; some fans place pictures of opponents' players in ice bags with the aim of "freezing" their performance, and they are considered part of the country's sports culture. Additionally, the absence of leaders from critical matches—such as the story of Argentina's loss in the 1990 final, when the former president visited the team before the game—may contribute to bringing good luck. This highlights how closely "Kabbalah" is linked to the identity of football fandom in Argentina.

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