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Watch: Argentina Legend Lionel Messi Meets And Greets Italy Players Ahead of Finalissima

European champions Italy face the South American continental champions Argentina in the inaugural Finalissima at Wembley on Wednesday, a match where veteran Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini is set to win his 117th and last cap. Italy manager Roberto Mancini is likely to include a number of his Euro 2020 stars in the starting XI for a match he has said represents the "end of a cycle" following the shock failure of the four-time winners to qualify for this year's World Cup finals in Qatar.

Chiellini, asked about ending his international career against Argentina, told UEFA.com: "It's beautiful.

"Argentina have exceptional players. It's obvious that the first one who comes to your mind is (Lionel) Messi but the others around him are fantastic. They didn't win (the Copa America) by accident.

"Messi is a football icon. It's not for me to say if he is the greatest of all time or not. It will just be a pleasure to play my last game for the national team against him.

"It has been, without a doubt, better than I could ever have imagined. When you're a kid, you dream of playing for the national team, because that's the ultimate.

"The thought of being able to play more than 100 games over the course of 18 years, being captain, and lifting an important cup like I did last year at Wembley was the icing on the cake."

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The Argentine legend, who won his first trophy with the national team last year, was seen meeting the Italian players.

Chiellini, who has already played his last game for Juventus after 17 years at the Turin club, added: "I'm at peace. I feel happy with what I achieved and a little bit of pride for what I achieved in my career."

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