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Over 30,000 Argentines Gather in Miami for World Cup Banderazo
More than 30,000 Argentines assembled in Miami for a banderazo supporting their national team ahead of a World Cup match against Cape Verde. Coach Lionel Scaloni praised the fans as the team's '12th player.' Estimates point to up to 60,000 supporters expected for Friday's game.
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More than 30,000 Argentines gathered in Miami for a banderazo ahead of the national team's World Cup match against Cape Verde, @MarioNawfal reported. The event occurred at a beachside park where hundreds assembled, with thousands of fans arriving in the city on Thursday. He stated, 'Our fans are our 12th player...
Reuters reported that estimates suggest 60,000-strong support for Friday's match in Miami. Approximately 30,000 Argentines reside in southern Florida, the largest U.S. concentration of the group.
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