Argentina s squad is announced, with Messi leading the way, Martin taking a rest, and the two top strikers and top scorers are all selected.

Early this morning, the Argentina team officially announced this month’s national team roster, which is still led by Messi, with Alvarez, Lautaro, De Paul, Lo Celso, and Simeone Jr. included. Atletico Madrid has four people selected for the national team, making it the club with the largest number of people selected for the national team. Simeone's contribution to the national team is seen and remembered by Scaloni and Messi.

It should be said that the selected players are all stars who have performed well recently. For example, Huang Qian's Foyt was often ignored by the Sri Lankan coach when he performed poorly in the past. However, recently he has performed well and has been repeatedly selected for the national team.

The coach also pays special attention to newcomers. During last month’s international match week, he recruited Jose Lopez, a high center forward from Palmeiras and the leading scorer in the Copa Libertadores. This roster not only still has Jose’s name, but also recruited Strasbourg’s Argentine high center forward Panicek for the first time. He currently leads the French Ligue 1 scorer list with 9 goals and is Argentina’s striker with the most goals in the five major European leagues.

Martin, who is still competing in the Europa League this morning, and Ma Ma, who has a mediocre performance in Real Madrid and has a minor injury, will not be recruited this time. Not only will they be given a rotation in the national team, but also important positions will be given to more newcomers. After all, this month’s opponent is Angola, which is not very strong. Lautaro, Little Spider, and Simeone are also the best and most stable Argentine forwards recently. Of course they will be selected and will have a lot of playing time.

In next year's World Cup, Argentina is still very strong in the midfield and frontcourt. Especially in terms of offense, recruiting two high center forwards to test new styles of play (maybe only one will make the World Cup roster) will give Argentina more ways to score goals. After all, when encountering tall teams like Denmark and Australia, the role of high center forwards is still very significant.