The Argentine entity chose the best local players based on their performance in the last championship. The training was revealed through their social networks.
The Professional Soccer League (LPF) officially presented the ideal eleven of the last championshiphighlighting the most outstanding players of the season. The choice It was not limited to the most traditional clubs nor to the Federal Capital and Buenos Airesbut included figures of teams from the interior of the countryoffering a more diverse and representative perspective of talent in the league.
The ideal team was not put together exclusively with the usual headlinesbut the impact of the players who, from the substitute bench, knew how to change the course of the games was also valued. A notable example is the forward of Boca Juniors, Milton Giménezwho has been recognized for his ability to unbalance as a substitute in most presentations.
The choice of this team not only highlights the individual level of the players, but also underlines the importance of clubs throughout the country in the development of Argentine football. While some players are predictable, they are also there are some surprises.
The chosen scheme was a 3-4-1-2with a balance between solid defenders, creative midfielders and decisive forwards. It is a formation that the Argentine entity usually chooses when putting together the ideal team.
The 11 starters of the ideal team
- Goalkeeper: Rodrigo Rey (Independent)
- Defenders: Valentín Gómez (Vélez), Germán Pezzella (River Plate), Franco Pardo (Unión de Santa Fe)
- Midfielders: Thiago Fernández (Vélez), Rodrigo Echeverría (Huracán), Santiago Ascacibar ( Estudiantes de La Plata ), Renzo Tesuri (Atlético Tucumán)
- Hitch: Claudio Aquino (Vélez)
- Fronts: Franco Jara (Belgrano de Córdoba), Milton Giménez (Boca Juniors)
The outstanding substitutes
The list of substitutes It also reflected a range of talent, with names that were able to shine throughout the tournament:
- Hernán Galíndez (Hurricane)
- Gastón Benavídez (Talleres de Córdoba)
- Julio Soler (Lanús)
- Kevin Lomónaco (Independent)
- Christian Ordóñez (Vélez)
- Marcelino Moreno (Lanús)
- Rodrigo Atencio (Central Córdoba of Santiago del Estero)
- Rubén Botta (Córdoba Workshops)
- Brian Romero (Vélez)
Source: Ambito
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