Lifelong Argentina Fan Switches Allegiance to Brazil in Public Ceremony Ahead of World Cup

In a move that has sparked widespread debate across social media, a lifelong Argentina football fan in Sherpur, Bangladesh, has formally renounced his support for the team by bathing in 10 liters of milk to pledge his allegiance to Brazil.
The unconventional initiation took place late Monday night on the rooftop of a local drug rehabilitation center in the Chapatoli area. Surrounded by a group of roughly 25 cheering Brazil supporters, Devapriya Das underwent the ritual, which involved pouring milk over himself to signify his transition to his new team.
According to local observers, Das had long supported Argentina primarily due to the presence of Lionel Messi. However, with speculation mounting that this could be Messi’s final World Cup appearance and citing a perceived decline in the quality of the current Argentine squad, Das decided to switch his loyalty.
Explaining his decision, Das noted that the current Argentine roster lacks the star power he once admired. He expressed a newfound appreciation for the artistic style of play favored by the Brazilian team and identified star forward Neymar as a key factor in his decision to change sides.
Meher Khan, director of the Swajan drug rehabilitation center where the event was held, confirmed that the milk used for the ceremony was purchased at a cost of 80 taka per liter. Following the bath, the local Brazil supporters officially welcomed Das into their fold by adorning him with floral garlands. Images and video footage of the ceremony have since circulated widely online, drawing varied reactions from football fans across the region.