The technician of the ARGENTINE SELECTION Lionel Scaloni He provided key statements about the present and future of the “albiceleste”. The coach addressed transcendental issues as the possible presence of Lionel Messi In the next World Cup, where he said that “time is still missing, you have to see how it comes,” he also talked about the farewell of Angel Di María and the renewal of the campus.
Regarding Messi, Scaloni left doubts about his desire to have the captain in the World Cup, although he preferred not to give absolute certainties: “Both he and his companions know that time is still and that the desire to play are, but you have to see how each one comes. He is everyone’s intelligent and knows what we think”.
The fact that the World Cup event is played in North America, where the Rosario currently plays, increases the possibilities of playing his sixth World Cup.
Another of the points that Scaloni played was the final retirement of Di María de la Selection. The coach confirmed in the interview provided with DSPORTS that the decision of the “noodle” is irreversible and that he took it at the best possible moment. “If he had written his own story, I don’t think he had gone as good as it ended,” he said.
He also stressed that the replacement process is already underway and that in the next calls the inclusion of new talents will be seen that can be consolidated in the face of the World Cup, since “The qualifiers are the ideal time to give minutes to the boys who have not been”.
Finally, Scaloni left a reflection on his own future, ensuring that the day he should leave his position will be one of the saddest of his life: “For now, I continue with the same desire,” he said.
As for the “Albiceleste” agenda, the next great challenge will be in March, with duels against Uruguay and Brazil by the South American Qualifiers. With the classification to the World Cup closer and closer, Argentina will seek to seal its ticket and continue its path with the champion base, but with an eye on the future.
Source: Ambito
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