Millions of football fans around the world experienced an exhilarating Monday as two of the sport's powerhouses, Europe and Latin America, battled it out in breathtaking finals. In a span of just seven hours, Spain claimed the Euro 2024 title, and Argentina secured victory in the Copa America.

In Berlin, Germany, Spain defeated England 2-1 to win their record fourth Euro title. Meanwhile, in Miami, USA, Argentina triumphed over Colombia with a narrow 1-0 victory at the Hard Rock Stadium, clinching the Copa America title. These victories set the stage for an upcoming showdown between the two champions, known as the "Finalissima."

The Finalissima will pit Euro Cup winners Spain against Copa America champions Argentina in a match scheduled for next year. This event, meaning "grand final," will see the best teams from two continents compete for supremacy.

Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that the Finalissima will take place in 2025, a sentiment echoed by several foreign media reports. This anticipated match will mark the continuation of a historic competition that began in 1985. The first Finalissima saw France defeating Uruguay 2-0, followed by Argentina's victory over Denmark in a tiebreaker in 1993. After a long hiatus, the competition resumed in 2022, with Argentina defeating Italy 3-0. With two Finalissima titles already, Argentina now has the chance to secure a third.

An agreement between CONMEBOL and UEFA ensures the continuation of the Finalissima until at least June 30, 2028. During this period, the best teams from Latin America and Europe will face off in this prestigious match.

Argentina fans are particularly hopeful that Lionel Messi will participate in the Finalissima next year. Young Spanish footballer Lamine Yamal expressed his excitement, stating, "I hope Messi wins the Copa America, and we win the Euro Cup. Then I will get a chance to play against Messi in the final."

While the exact venue for the Argentina-Spain clash has not been finalized, it is likely to take place on US soil, considering the country's role in hosting the recent Copa America and the upcoming 2026 World Cup. Other potential locations include Madrid, Berlin, and Wembley.

As the football world eagerly awaits this grand finale, fans can look forward to witnessing a clash between two of the sport's greatest teams and their star players in what promises to be a historic event.