What is the meaning of the black robe worn by Messi

Messi wearing a black robe means Messi wearing a black robe called "Bisht", is the Arab world for thousands of years of male traditional dress, usually in special occasions only use.

The Bisht is a gauzy overshirt worn only on specific occasions over a white robe, most of which will be dark in color, such as black, brown, gray, beige, etc., and will be trimmed with a light-colored or gold-colored border, and those who have the financial means to do so will also be sewn on the edge of the pure gold wire to symbolize their status.

Time Magazine said that after Messi won the World Cup, this important crown may also allow him to "crown" the title of the best player of all time. When people look back at the history of the World Cup in the future, this shirt will always be associated with Messi.

Messi introduction:

Argentine striker Lionel Messi was crowned World Cup champion for the first time in his career, following Pele and Maradona, another king of the world's football world, which is officially recognized by the soccer world. Messi's career has long been compared to that of his Argentine predecessor Maradona, who almost single-handedly led Argentina to the 1986 World Cup. After joining Napoli in Serie A, he led his team to the title in the powerhouse Serie A, establishing his status as the Ballon d'Or in one fell swoop.

Messi, a record-harvester, has created wonders in the league, the Champions League and the national team. In yesterday's World Cup final with France, Messi reached 26 appearances in the World Cup, surpassing Germany's legendary star Mateusz to take sole possession of the all-time World Cup appearance record. In addition Messi's 12 World Cup goals also surpassed his predecessor Batistuta to be crowned Argentina's all-time World Cup top scorer, and his eight assists also tied Manadona.