How is the main lineup of the Argentine football team arranged?

Argentina (4-3-3): Goalkeeper: No. 22 Romero Defender:

No. 15 Otamendi, No. 2 Demichelis, No. 4 Burdisso, No. 6 Heinze Midfielders: No. 7 Di Maria, No. 14 Mascherano, No. 20 Maxi Rodriguez Forwards: No. 9 Higuain, No. 10 Messi, No. 11 Tevez.

Buenos Aires, October 7 (Xinhua) -- Maradona, the head coach of the Argentine national football team, led the national team to a training match on the 7th to prepare for the match against Peru in the World Cup qualifiers this weekend. The starting lineup of the Argentine team in the training match was "overhauled", which was almost unrecognizable compared to the previous game.

In the last round of World Cup qualifiers, only four of Argentina's 11 starters were in the main line-up for the day's training match: striker Lionel Messi, midfielder Mascherano, defender Heinze and goalkeeper Romero, with the rest all changing faces.

On the forward line of the midfield, Maradona surprised many people with Aimar and Higuain, who had just joined the national team, to partner Messi. Because this new combination is the first time in recent years that it has appeared in the Argentine squad, it is unclear whether the players will be able to work in key tournaments due to the lack of chemistry between the players.

In the training match on the same day, the main lineup of the Argentine national team played against the under-17 youth team, and the result was only 3:0, and Messi did not score a goal, which seemed to be unsatisfactory.

According to the schedule, Argentina will host Peru on the 10th. Argentina is currently in fifth place in the South American zone with 22 points, and the prospect of directly qualifying for the World Cup finals in South Africa is not optimistic.

Forwards Carlos Tevez, Gonzalo Iguain, Lionel Messi, midfielder Mascherano, defender Heinze and goalkeeper Sergio Romero.

The lineup of the Argentina national football team for the 2022 Qatar World Cup is as follows:

Striker:Alvarez, Messi, Joaquín Correa, Angel Correa, Martinez, Dybala, Di Maria, Almada.

Defender:Romero, Montiel, Pezzella, Acuña, Otamendi, Molina, Tagliafico, Medina, Martinez, Pérez.

Goalkeeper:Rulli, Armani, Martinez.

Midfielder:McAllister, Paredes, Lo Celso, De Paul, Guido Rodriguez, Enzo, Gomez.

Team Introduction:

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). The Argentine national team records goals with 56 goals, followed by Crespo (36) and Maradona (34).

Among other trophies, Argentina won the World Youth Cup six times (1979, 1995, 1997, 2001, 2005 and 2007) and the Confederations Cup in 1992.

In November 2008, Maradona became the head coach of the Argentine national team, ushering in a new era for the team. After leading the team to a three-game winning streak, Argentina entered a low point in the World Cup qualifiers and was once on the verge of not qualifying. In the end, in the crucial final two rounds, Argentina defeated Peru and Uruguay successively to qualify for the World Cup in South Africa.

The number one star in this Argentine team is undoubtedly Messi, who is widely expected to perform well in the World Cup as the 2009 European Ballon d'Or winner and world footballer of the year, and Argentina's results are largely determined by his performance. And captain Mascherano and others will give Messi support.

The 2006 World Cup Argentina lineup is as follows:

1. Forwards: No. 9 Crespo, No. 10 Riquelme, No. 19 Messi, No. 11 Tevez, No. 7 Saviola.

2. Midfielders: No. 13 De Paul, No. 11 Di Maria, No. 15 Gonzalez, No. 14 Palacios, No. 18 Guido Rodriguez, No. 20 Lo Celso, No. 24 Gomez, No. 5 McAllister.

3. Defenders: No. 5 Cambiaso, No. 6 Heinze, No. 26 Molina, No. 4 Montiel, No. 2 Foith, No. 25 Senesi, No. 8 Mascherano, No. 16 Martinez, No. 13 Romero.

4. Goalkeepers: No. 28 Musso, No. 1 Abondanseri, No. 12 Franco, No. 23 Ustari.

2006 World Cup in Germany

The 2006 FIFA World Cup (German: 2006 FIFA Weltmeisterschaft) was the 18th FIFA World Cup.

The final took place from 9 June to 9 July 2006 in 12 courses in Germany. This is the second time the World Cup has been held in Germany since 1974 and the second time the World Cup has been held in Europe since 1998.

At 2 o'clock on July 10, 2006, Beijing time, the World Cup final was held at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. In the end, Italy defeated France 5-3 on penalties to win the championship. In the World Cup final, France's Zinedine Zidane was sent off with a red card for headbutting Italy's Marco Materazzi in extra time.

This move has also become a focus of this World Cup.

Argentina squad: Forwards: Alvarez, Messi, Joaquín Correa, Angel Correa, Martinez, Dybala, Di Maria, Almada; Defender:

Argentina is a South American football team that has reached the World Cup finals 18 times so far, winning the World Cup in 1978 and 1986. In the 2022 Qatar World Cup South American qualifiers, the Argentine football team successfully advanced to the round of 32 with the second place in the region.

At that time, the Argentine football team participated in a total of 17 games, and the final win-draw ratio was 11:6:0, scoring a total of 27 goals and a total of 39 points.

The team is currently ranked 3rd in FIFA with a total of 1,773 points, behind only Brazil and Belgium.

Argentine team introduction:

The Argentine football team is a football team with a long history, founded in 1893, and since its establishment, the main football competitions have been the World Cup, the Confederations Cup, the Copa America and the European and American Super Cup. So far, the team has won a total of 1 Confederations Cup, 15 Copa America and 2 European and American Super Cups.

The Argentine line-up is as follows:

Goalkeepers: Emiliano Martinez (Aston Villa), Franco Armani (River Plate) and Jeronimo Rulli (Villarreal).

Defenders: Molina (Atletico Madrid), Montiel (Sevilla), Cristian Romero (Tottenham), Germany Pezzella (Real Betis), Otamendi (Benfica), Lisandro Martinez (Manchester United), Marcos Acuna (Sevilla), Nicolas Stagliafico (Lyon) and Juan Foyth (Villarreal).

Midfielders: Rodrigo De Paul (Atletico Madrid), Leandro Paredes (Juventus), Alexis McAllister (Brighton), Guido Rodriguez (Real Betis), Alejandro Papugomez (Sevilla), Enzo Fernandez (Benfica), Ekquil Palacios (Bayer Leverkusen).

Forwards: Angel Di Maria (Juventus), Lautaro Martinez (International), Julian Alvarez (Manchester City), Nicolas Gonzalez (Fiorentina), Joaquín Correa (International), Paulo Dybala (Roma) and Leon Messi (Paris Saint-Germain).

Argentina men's national football team

The governing body of the Argentine men's national football team is the Argentine Football Federation, which is one of the most successful national teams in the world, having won 20 major national tournaments, including two World Cup Copa America, two Olympic men's gold medals, and a Confederations Cup.