Argentina Soccer Jerseys

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Basic Information of Argentina Soccer Jerseys

•   ஐ Country: Argentina

•   ஐ Stadium: Alberto J. Armando | Ciudad de La Plata | Mario Alberto Kempes | Malvinas Argentinas | San Juan del Bicentenario | Único Madre de Ciudades.

•   ஐ Head Coach: Lionel Scaloni

•   ஐ Player Records:  Most games played: Javier Mascherano (147) | Top goalscorer: Lionel Messi (70, in 2020)

•   ஐ Main Trophies: World Cup: 2 | Campeonato Sudamericano / Copa América: 14  and so on.

Argentina National Football Team

  ♥ History

Argentina is one of the giants in the national football team and is known to have a huge passion for football. Argentina was the host in 1916 when the first Copa South America (the predecessor of the Copa America) was held. In those days, South American football was dominated by Argentina and Uruguay.

Before the World Cup was established, the Olympic Games were the most prestigious international events. In 1928, Argentina took part in the competition for the first time, and the team finally won the opportunity to face rival Uruguay in the final with excellent results. The result was a 2-1 win for Uruguay.

In the 1940s, Argentina won four of the six South American football championships. Over the next decade, they became one of the best-performing teams on the continent. Jonathan Wilson wrote in Angels with Dirty Faces that "in the 1960s Argentine football became tougher, more cynical and more defensive in outlook".

 Juan Carlos Lorenzo left shortly after the World Cup in England, followed by a long period that many coaches only lasted for a short time. The poor record on the field caused Argentina to miss the World Cup for the first time. Argentina qualified for the 1974 World Cup in Germany, but despite this, Argentina failed to achieve any victory in the group stage.

  ♥ Famous Player of Argentina Football Team

As long as you talk about Argentina in the context of football, it is impossible not to talk about Diego Maradona and Lionel Messi, two of the greatest footballers of all time. But the history goes back even earlier, when there were other stars who saved Argentine football, such as Adolfo Pedernera, Antonio Sastre, Omar Sívori and Manuel Seoane.

• Diego Maradona

I believe Argentine football fans will remember the World Cup in Mexico in 1996. When it comes to victories that year, one person is often mentioned - Maradona, whose brilliance overshadowed the rest of the players. He scored 5 goals and 5 assists in that game (Argentina scored 14 goals in the game). Maradona's performances were impressive: on 27 February 1977 he made his debut against Hungary; he represented Argentina in the FIFA U-20 World Cup and helped the team win the title. He led the club to two Serie A titles in 1986-87 and 1989-90. In the 1987-88 and 1988-89 Serie A Italian Championships, the club used him as the top scorer in the 1987-88 season.

• Lionel Messi

Lionel Messi is considered one of the best players in the world in football history. Born into a football-loving family in central Argentina, he played football with his brothers from an early age. His first team as a child was Newell’s Old Boys, and at the age of 13 he started playing for FC Barcelona’s under-14 team. After making his competitive debut at the age of 17, his impressive performance destined Messi to become an indispensable player for FC Barcelona.

His first brilliant moment came in the 2008-09 season - he helped Barcelona achieve the first treble in Spanish football. In the years that followed, he became the all-time top scorer in Barcelona's official competition and Argentina's all-time top scorer. He decided to retire in 2016 after Argentina lost to Chile in the Centennial Copa America final. However, he was destined to play football. Soon a movement began urging him to change his mind, and he returned to the field. He is the only player in history to win five FIFA Ballon d'Or and the first player to win three European Ballon d'Ors. During his career, he broke many world records.