Tag: Lionel Scaloni

15 October 2025

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Scaloni names Argentina squad for qualifiers vs Venezuela, Ecuador

Scaloni reveals Argentina's 29‑man squad for September 2025 World Cup qualifiers, featuring Messi, Mastantuolo and key tactical insights for matches against Venezuela and Ecuador.

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