Argentina's Enzo Fernández pledged to keep giving his all for the national team after their 1-0 World Cup final defeat to Spain. The 25-year-old Chelsea midfielder, sent off for a second bookable offence in stoppage time, posted on Instagram that wearing his country's shirt is the "greatest honour" and emphasized competing isn't just about winning but giving everything for the jersey.

Fernández thanked fans for unconditional support and said he will continue to defend the colours with pride. His dismissal came after a rash challenge on Pau Cubarsí, leaving Argentina a man short before substitute Ferran Torres scored in the 106th-minute. Tottenham defender Cristian Romero also posted, saying "it hurts deeply" but vowing the group will keep fighting united.

Leandro Paredes, who appeared to throw punches during post-match celebrations, expressed pride on Instagram without addressing the FIFA investigation into violent clashes. The Boca Juniors player thanked the team for giving their all until the final second. Argentina returned to Buenos Aires without Lionel Messi, greeted by fans despite the heartbreak.