A famous player of the Argentine national men s football team

Argentina's football stars are as follows:

1. Messi: Most people have heard of Messi, he is a talented player in today's football world, and he has won numerous awards in his career, including the Ballon d'Or six times, and other awards are all in the bag. 2. Batistuta:

Batistuta is a fierce striker who was feared by everyone on the pitch at his peak. He's a great shooter, he's got a lot of attacking ability, and his shots are superb. During the period in which he was active, Batistuta could be said to be the flag of Argentina.

3. Bruchaga: Bruchaga is a seemingly ordinary but extraordinary star, you can say that he is a generation of superstars, or you can say that he is the driving force behind the superstar. Some people say that he is the genius behind the genius, and it is not unreasonable.

Bruchaga was very good as a player, and after retiring as a coach, he also did a lot of hard work. 4. Kempes: Kempes is an active player in the eighties of the last century, he won the World Cup, the Golden Ball, the Golden Boot and other awards in his career, and after retiring, he changed careers and began to write football articles.

Kempes is a great player, not only with a good sense of team, but also with great individual qualities. 5. Redondo: Among football players, Redondo is a relatively large player, we know that big guys are sometimes obstacles in football, and flexibility and speed may be affected, but for Redondo, big guys are his advantage, speed and flexibility are not bad at all, and his appearance is not bad.

6. Maradona: Maradona is a star who can be compared to Pele, he is the best player of the 20th century, and he is also an idol in the hearts of many people. Maradona was a highly accomplished footballer, but he was relatively low-key, and the people who knew him were either old fans who really liked football or older football fans.

The Argentine National Men's Football Team is a men's football team that represents Argentina in international competitions, founded in 1893 and managed by the Argentine Football Association, with the main stadium at the Monumental Stadium. On December 19, 2022, in the final of the Qatar World Cup, Argentina defeated France on penalties and won the 2022 Qatar World Cup, winning the Hercules Cup for the third time in team history.

Argentina is one of the most successful national teams in the world, having won 19 major national tournaments (the same record as Uruguay), including two World Cup victories, a Copa America, and two Olympic gold medals.

Chinese team name: Argentina national men's football team.

Foreign language team name: La selección de fútbol de Argentina

Sport: Football.

Current manager: Alejandro Savilla.

Well-known personalities: Maradona, Kempes, Passarella, Batistuta, Riquelme, Ortega.

Player Records. Appearances: Javier Zanetti (active player) (145 games) Goals: Gabriel Batistuta (56 goals).

Team records. First international match: Uruguay 2 - 3 Montevideo, Argentina, 16 May 1901 Biggest Victory:

Argentina 12 - 0 Ecuador, Montevideo, 22 January 1942 Biggest defeat: Czechoslovakia 6 - 1 Helsinki, Argentina, 15 June 1958 Bolivia 6 - 1 La Paz, Argentina, 1 April 2009.

Historical record. 15 World Cup appearances: 1930 runner-up, 1978 champion, 1986 champion, 1990 runner-up Copa America 37 appearances:

Champions in 1921, 1925, 1927, 1929, 1937, 1941, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1955, 1957, 1959, 1991, 1993 Olympic results: silver medal in 1928, silver medal in 1996, gold medal in 2004, gold medal in 2008 FIFA Confederations Cup: 1992 winner, 1995 runner-up, 2005 runner-up FIFA U20 World Cup:

Champion in 1979, 1995, 1997, 2001, 2005, 2007, runner-up in 1983 FIFA U17 World Cup: 1991 third place, 1995 third place, 2003 third place, 2001 third runner-up shirt 1

Historical generals. As of the beginning of 2010, there were three Argentine players who made more than 100 appearances for the national team: Diego Simeone (106), Roberto Ayala (115) and Zanetti (136 as of October 09). The Argentine national team's goal record is held by Batistuta with 56 goals, followed by Crespo (36) and Maradona (34).

Manager: Francesco Ferraro.

Number: Name, Club, Date of Birth, Height, Weight, Position.

1 Ustari (Independiente) 182 82 goalkeepers.

2 Gustavo Cabral (Atlétical) 184 78 Defenders3 Vermica (Newells Old Boys) 172 69 Defenders4 Barroso (Boca Juniors) 172 72 Defenders5 Juan Torres (Atlétical) 170 67 Defenders6 Paretta (Banfield) 183 80 Defenders7 Biglia Lucas (Independiente) 169 67 Defenders8 Zabaleta (San Lorenzo) 173 69 Defenders9 Pablo Viti (Rosario**) 173 64 Strikers 10 Jose Sousa (Estudiantes) 73 Defenders.

11 Amenteros (Banfield) 179 76 Defenders12 Champayne (San Lorenzo) 188 86 Goalkeepers13 Garay (Newells Old Boys) 182 87 Defenders14 Abraham (Independiente) 188 78 Defenders15 Rodrigo Alchubi (Lanus) 179 62 Defenders16 Néri Cardoso (Boca Juniors) 172 62 Forwards17 Gago (Boca Juniors) 177 65 Defenders18 Messi (Barcelona, Spain) 170 65 Defenders 19 Agouero (Independiente) 170 69 Forwards 20 Gustervo Oberman (Sakuratou Argentine Juniors) 176 75 Forwards 21 Nicolás Navarro (Argentine Juniors) 73 Goalkeeper.