The qualification of the Argentine national team to the quarterfinals of the 2026 World Cup brought immense joy to fans. However, one of the most moving messages on social media came from Tití Fernández, who once again remembered his daughter María Soledad Fernández with an emotional dedication after the 3-2 victory against Egypt.
The sports journalist shared on his social media one of the last photographs of his daughter during the 2014 World Cup in Brazil and expressed the deep connection he feels with her every time the Albiceleste plays an important match.
“How I love you, Sole. I know you will never abandon us, you pushed from above. What joy, what happiness. Let’s go Argentina, damn it!” he wrote after the team led by Lionel Scaloni sealed their qualification.
Quickly, the post was filled with messages of affection for the journalist. “Before the match I saw the post Titi, it touched my soul, after the second goal I closed my eyes, thought about what I had seen and prayed to Sole. I opened my eyes 5 minutes later, Cuti scores the goal and the rest is history. THANK YOU SO MUCH, SOLE, AND LET’S GO, SELECTION!!”, “Thank you Sole, thank you Indio, thank you Diego” and “We love you so much Titi, you, your wife, Sole. I’ve written it before, the day I meet you I’ll give you the biggest hug in the whole world,” were some of the comments that multiplied.
The emotional post came hours after another message he had shared before the match between Argentina and Egypt. On that occasion, Tití said he had dreamed of María Soledad and asked her for special help so that the national team could advance to the next stage of the World Cup.
“Sole, last night I dreamed you gave us a hand again. Come on, daughter, one more and we’ll be among the top eight,” he wrote before the match. After Argentina’s comeback and Enzo Fernández’s goal that decided the match, the journalist felt that dream had been a sign and once again dedicated words to his daughter.
María Soledad Fernández died on July 2, 2014, at age 26, in a car accident on the BR-381 highway near Oliveira, in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais. The young woman was returning from São Paulo to Belo Horizonte while working on coverage of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, following the Argentine national team alongside other journalists. Her death caused deep shock in the sports world and forever marked the life of Tití Fernández, who has since remembered her at every World Cup and on the most significant dates.
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Para mí Tití sos un vendido, le hablás a una muerta mientras la selección es un desastre, clasifican de pedo y vos te hacés el héroe. Me parece una falta de respeto a los laburantes, el fútbol es del pueblo, no de lacrimógenos. Viva Perón, carajo.
Para mí Tití es un capo, encima se acuerda de la hija. Este país es una mierda lleno de zurdos de mierda que no valoran nada. Vamos Argentina carajo los giles de la oposición deben estar llorando. Tití es un ejemplo no como esos cagones.