According to Mundo Deportivo, less than 48 hours after Argentina's World Cup final loss to Spain, Scaloni once again spoke publicly about his future, the Malvinas flag controversy, various external comments about Argentina, and thanked fans for their support after the defeat.

On Tuesday, as Scaloni left the Argentine Football Association training base, which is equivalent to a sports city, he answered questions from the media present from his car. When asked if he would continue coaching, he said: "After such a tournament, one might certainly reconsider some things, but we will stay until December. The most important thing is that everyone understands that the team has given its all, and the unity and connection of the national team are very important."

Regarding the possible punishment for the Malvinas flag, he stated: "I don't know, I don't have any information on that. I don't know if there will be any consequences later, and they haven't told us anything."

Scaloni also expressed gratitude for the fans' support. Despite losing the final, he still said: "The fans' welcome was very moving and beautiful. The celebration is understandable, although it's really hard for us to digest not winning the championship. But for us, knowing that we are still decent in defeat and can find positive things in it is also helpful."

Regarding various conspiracy theories about Argentina, he was unwilling to respond much, saying: "I have no idea what you're talking about, I'm not on social media." He also expressed disappointment at external speculation about possible internal conflicts in the locker room, finally saying: "I can't believe you're asking me these things."

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