👀 Police step in: this World Cup coach is getting too much hype | OneFootball

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·26 July 2026

👀 Police step in: this World Cup coach is getting too much hype

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In Germany, people would certainly have been happy just to reach the World Cup semi-finals, but for England’s fans, that was clearly not enough given the manner of their elimination against Argentina. Coach Thomas Tuchel faced plenty of backlash. 

Lionel Scaloni is currently experiencing the exact opposite, despite the disappointment of the final against Spain. 


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The Argentine coach is quite obviously perhaps even getting a little too much support from the fans. 

Despite the defeat, he remains a hero to the fans, but they have been gathering outside his house for days. According to a report by ‘Tribuna.com’ and numerous videos on ‘X’, his house even had to be placed under police protection, and the authorities put up a fence around his property. 

Numerous supporters of the Argentine national team have currently traveled to Scaloni’s hometown to meet their idol in person.

Police officers are now guarding the coach’s house around the clock, as the number of fans wanting to congratulate him or show their support continues to grow.

Although Argentina lost the final 0-1 to Spain, Scaloni has lost none of his popularity. Time and again, fans gather outside his house, sing chants, and hope for photos or autographs.

According to reports, Scaloni comes out to the waiting supporters twice a day — in the morning and in the evening.

He greets them, signs autographs, and even watches small performances that fans put on outside his house.

So this bond between coach and fans cannot be broken even by a lost final — at the same time, of course, it is important that it does not become too overwhelming and that the Argentine manager eventually gets some time to breathe again. 

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.


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