Argentina, el campeón que desfiló hacia el Mundial 2026 e inició un tímido recambio
Argentina, vigente campeona del mundo, cerró unas eliminatorias sin turbulencias rumbo al Mundial 2026: lideró con holgura, ganó con autoridad y abrió un recambio generacional que avanza con más preguntas que respuestas. Con Messi como máximo goleador y el bloque campeón de Catar aún como columna vertebral, la Albiceleste encara la defensa del título sosteniendo su ADN competitivo mientras incorpora nuevas piezas
Argentina, el campeón que desfiló hacia el Mundial 2026 e inició un tímido recambio Argentina, the reigning world champions, comfortably led the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, demonstrating strong performance throughout the campaign. The team also began a generational transition, though current results offer more questions than answers regarding new talent. While established stars remain key, emerging players like Thiago Almada show promise, especially in creativity, yet defensive positions continue to present challenges.
- Argentina finished as the comfortable leader of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.
- The team won twelve matches, drew two, and lost four, scoring 31 goals and conceding ten.
- Lionel Messi was the top scorer with eight goals.
- Key moments included a 4-1 victory over Brazil and Ángel di María’s farewell.
- The core of the team remains the same as the 2022 World Cup champions.
- Thiago Almada emerged as a promising player, potentially succeeding Messi creatively.
- The defense is identified as an area with persistent doubts and unproven alternatives.
- Argentina approaches the next World Cup with a largely unchanged squad, integrating new players mainly as substitutes.
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