On July 14, Ángel Di María concluded his international career with the Argentine national team after clinching the 2024 Copa América title in the United States. During the final match in Miami, Argentina faced Colombia and secured their second consecutive championship. Di María, who has been synonymous with the team's success alongside Lionel Messi, received heartfelt cheers from fans as he was substituted in the 116th minute, embodying the deep connection he fostered with supporters throughout his career.

The emotional farewell saw Di María overcome with tears as he embraced his teammates and coaching staff, particularly Messi, who has been his long-time companion on the field. Di María's decision to retire from international play, which he announced in November, took many fans by surprise but resonated deeply in a nation that recently celebrated World Cup victory. His farewell marks the end of an era for Argentine football, with Di María having played crucial roles in several key matches and tournaments.

Reflecting on his experience, Di María shared that he had envisioned this moment and felt it was predestined, stating that this Copa América would be his last. His departure represents not just the conclusion of his career with the national team, but also a significant chapter in Argentine football history, where he will be remembered for his contributions and the joy he brought to millions of fans during his tenure.