Analysis of the Argentina World Youth Championship roster: Who will be the surprise? Who will make up for the core absence? Local new stars are facing the test!

Diego Placente announced the World Cup entry list for the Argentina U20 national team: After emergency communication and coordination, several unexpected "surprise candidates" appeared on the 21-person roster, and there was also a regrettable core absence.

Now, Argentina has determined that the roster will start its journey at the Chile World Youth Championship (U20 World Cup) at the end of this month. Hours before the list was announced, the Argentine Football Association still promoted the player recruitment negotiations through video conferences. In the end, Placente successfully included a player who had almost missed the opportunity to be on the list - he was Gianluca Prestiani.

Benfica decided to replace the coach after losing against Karabach in the Champions League. This change ultimately brought a "turnaround" to the Argentina U20 team: Mourinho, who replaced Bruno Lager as head coach, agreed to release the former Saasfield player.

[Return to the team by players in European court]

Another player who will leave from Europe is Thomas Perez: Porto had previously refused to let him return home, and he also missed the opportunity to have a week of training at the Esseza base, but in the end the club agreed to let the midfielder who was from the Newell boy's youth training participate in this international event. Another successful operation of the Argentine Youth National Team Division is to win Julio Soler's qualification for the competition: the Bournemouth left-back also obtained the club's permission to compete with the team in the World Youth Championship. In terms of European arena, two other players have been preparing for the training base since this week, and their qualifications have been confirmed: Valencia goalkeeper Alan Gomez, who was recruited after inspection during the Alcudia Cup; and forward Alejo Salco, who rotated between the first team and the echelon of Leverkusen.

Through the above operations, the Argentine team made up for the "heavyweight absence" to a certain extent - Claudio Echeveri (Leverkusen), Franko Mastantono (Real Madrid) and Barentine Calbonni missed this World Cup. Among them, Calbonni was the last player to confirm his absence: despite the young player himself repeatedly, Genoa still did not let him go.

[Local Core Team]

Of course, the core framework of this list is composed of Argentina's domestic league players, including many of the "future stars" with great potential: Saasfield's Mael Cariso will be one of the most threatening weapons on the team's offensive end; Godo Icruz's Santino Andino once played a key role in the South American U20 Championship; in addition, it also includes Milton Delgado, who once firmly started in Boca youth, and Ian Subiabra's agile winger - they are all core representatives of the local team.

[Complete List of Argentina U20 National Team Participation]

Goalkeepers:

Santino Balbi (Talres),

Alvaro Busso (Sasfield),

Alan Gomez (Valencia).

defenders:

Diran Gorosito (Boca Youth),

Santiago Fernandez (Talrez),

Tobias Ramirez (Argentine youth),

Valente Pierrani (La Plata University),

Juan Villarva (La Plata Gymnastics),

Theo Pagano (San Lorenzo),

Julio Soler (Bornemouth).

Midfielder:

Thomas Perez (Porto),

Milton Delgado (Boca Youth,

Tobias Andrada (Sasfield),

Alvaro Montoro (Botafogo),

Valentino Akunia (Newell Old Boy).

Forward:

San Tino Andino (Godori Cruise),

Alejo Salco (Leverkusen),

Ian Subiabrai (River Bed),

Matteo Sylveti (Miami International),

Gianluca Prestiani (Benfica),

Mael Cariso (Sasfield).