2026 World Cup: Before Argentina, Rabah Madjer warns the Fennecs

Author: Rodolph TOMEGAHPublished on: June 13, 2026Country: Algeria

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2026 World Cup: Before Argentina, Rabah Madjer warns the Fennecs

Rabah Madjer, a legend of Algerian football, has issued a warning to the Fennecs ahead of their match against Argentina in the 2026 World Cup. He cautioned the national team about Argentina's strength and urged the players to stay focused. Madjer emphasized the importance of tactical discipline against Lionel Messi and his teammates.

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