Who will win the World Cup this time?

Personally, I think Argentina is the team with the best hopes to win the title this year.

First: There is a good coordination, you will feel it when you see the first game.

Second: Have good coaches. Maradona, who used to be the king of the ball, always played his cards out of the box when he was a coach for the first time. Make it impossible for your opponent to guess.

Third: good strikers. No matter how well the team cooperates, there are also players who need to score when they are critical, and Maradona brought in six strikers, and these six strikers have scored a total of 171 goals in the three major leagues in the past year. That's a pretty scary number.

Fourth: what everyone expects. All Argentine fans around the world feel that this World Cup will be a stage for Maradona and the Argentine players to show. They are approaching the Hercules Cup step by step.

The time, the earth, the people. It's hard to win.

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.

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 10/09). The Argentine national team's goal record is held by Batistuta with 56 goals, followed by Crespo (36) and Maradona (34).

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.

There are huge variables in today's Argentine national team, and the root cause lies in Maradona. Argentina had as many as 50 players on the pitch during the World Cup qualifiers, most of whom were called in during Maradona's tenure. Before the World Cup in South Africa, Argentina needs to determine the squad as soon as possible and create a fighting unit.

In terms of strength and performance, Brazil or Argentina may be bigger.

But football is round, and anything is possible.

Two words: Messi.

Three words: Argentina!

The buddy on the first floor said well, but this Argentine defense is too watery. In the group stage, there were no strong teams to find themselves out. Argentine suspension. Bullish on Brazil, do not explain.