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Kevin Durant asks Emi Martinez about Argentina's back-to-back World Cup dreams

2026-07-18 · Kevin Durant · Player Focus

NBA superstar Kevin Durant questioned Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez about the significance of winning back-to-back FIFA World Cups. Martinez, whose team faces Spain in the 2026 final on Sunday, described the 2022 victory as an 'unreal experience' for the country.

What did Kevin Durant ask?

During a press interaction in New York, Durant asked Martinez what another World Cup win would mean for Argentina. The goalkeeper emphasized the pride of reaching another final and the national celebration that followed their 2022 triumph.

Why is this historic for Argentina?

Argentina aims to become the first team in the 21st century to defend their World Cup title. Only Brazil (1958, 1962) and Italy (1934, 1938) have achieved this feat. Martinez highlighted the team’s momentum, including their 2024 Copa America success.

Lionel Messi’s milestone

Lionel Messi, Argentina’s captain, will make history by appearing in his third World Cup final. If he starts, he’ll become the first player to captain a team in three finals. Messi, 39, has scored 21 goals and provided 12 assists in 33 World Cup appearances since 2006.

What’s next for Argentina?

Argentina will face Spain on Sunday, July 20, 2026, in New York. A victory would secure their place in history as only the third nation to win consecutive World Cups. Martinez and Messi are key to their quest for back-to-back titles.

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