Mascherano gave the pre-list of Argentina for the U20 World Cup with three scoundrels and a leper

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19-04-2023 7:20

The technical director of the Argentine Under 20 team, Javier Mascherano, announced this Tuesday night the squad list with the 37 footballers who will fight for a place in the next World Cup of the category to be held in Argentina between May 20 and June 11.

Among those mentioned there are four names that are part of the main clubs in Rosario. are the defender Ulises Cicciolithe steering wheel Gino Infantino and the striker Alejo Veliz from Central; and the end Brian Aguirre of Newell’s. They were all part of the South American contested last summer.

In addition, other footballers who were recently in the city appear on the list: the goalkeeper of the red and black inferiors Franco Herreracurrently on loan at Barracas Central, and midfielders Matthew Tanlongo and Facundo Buonanottewho left Central last December to continue their careers at Sporting Lisbon and Brighton in England, respectively.

The list was presented by the Argentine Football Association through the official bulletin.

Of the 37 footballers shortlisted by DT Mascherano, world runner-up with Argentina in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, 23 will remain to try to get the seventh World Cup star in the category.

Among those called up are the players Alejandro Garnacho and Máximo Perrone, from Manchester United and City, respectively, Luka Romero (Lazio), Federico Redondo (Argentinos Juniors) and Tomás Avilés (Racing Club), among others, in addition to the 18-year-old from Boca years Valentine Boat.

The complete list

Archers: Federico Gomes Gerth (Tiger), Franco Herrera (Barracas), Nicolás Claa (Lanús) and Lucas Lavagnino (River).

defenders: Lautaro Di Lollo (Boca Juniors), Valentín Barco (Boca Juniors), Tiago Palacios (Talleres), Brian Aguilar (Lanús), Agustín Giay (San Lorenzo), Valentín Gómez (Vélez Sarsfield), Nahuel Arias (San Lorenzo), Ulises Ciccioli (Rosario Central), Felipe Sánchez (Gymnastics), Renzo Malanca (Huachipato), Tomás Aviles (Racing Club), Franco Carboni (Monza), Julián Aude (Los Angeles Galaxy) and Esteban Lucero (Defense and Justice).

steering wheels: Maxim Perrone (Manchester City), Ignacio Miramon (Gymnastics and Fencing), Facundo Buonanotte (Brighton), Gino Infantino (Rosario Central), Nicolas Peace (Real Madrid), Matthew Tanlongo (Sporting Lisbon), Federico Redondo (Argentines), Christian Ordoñez (Velez) and Roman Vega (Barcelona).

strikers: Alexander Garnacho (Manchester United), Juan Gauto (Hurricane), Matías Soulé (Juventus), Luka Romero (Lazio), Valentin Carboni (Inter), Lucas Besozzi (Central Cordoba), Brian Aguirre (Newell’s), Alejo Veliz (Rosario Central). ), Ignacio Maestro Puch (Tucuman Athletic) and Benjamin Dominguez (Gymnastics).