Argentina 2023 Sub-20 World Cup: one by one, who are the “kids” who will represent the national team and which clubs they play for

Missing less and less for the beginning of Sub 20 worldto be held at the Argentina from 20 May to 11 June. In this sense, Javier Mascheranothe albiceleste DT, already has the list of 21 players chosen to participate in the competition. Here, a review for each of the names.

After the refusal of Manchester United, Real Madrid and Brighton to sell respectively Alejandro Garnacho, Nicolás Paz and Facundo Buonanotte, there will be six europibes summoned. I am: Massimo Perrone (Manchester City), Matias Soule (Juventus), Luke Romero (Lazio), Vega Roman (Barcelona), Matthew Tanlongo (Sporting de Portugal) e Valentine Carboni (Inter).

The other names belong to local football. the defenders Valentine boat AND Lautaro DiLollo are the representatives of Boca, while the goalkeeper Luke Lavagnino It’s the call from Núñez’s team. Agostino Giay is the one mentioned by San Lorenzo, while Tomas Aviles It’s from Racing. There are no quotes from Independiente.

The case of Avilés is unique given that he defended the Chilean shirt in the South American. The Trans-Andean team was also excluded in the first round like Argentina (later qualified as the organizing country after the change of venue). Now, the academy kid will play for the cast of Masche.

They will be Argentina’s rivals in Group A of the World Cup Uzbekistan (Saturday 20 May at 18:00), Guatemala (Tuesday 23 May at 18:00) e New Zeland (Friday 26 May at 18.00). The first two will be at the Madre de Ciudades stadium in Santiago del Estero and the last at the Bicentenario stadium in San Juan.

The list of 21 summoned

Archers: Federico Gomes Gerth (Tiger), Lucas Lavagnino (River) and Nicolás Cláa (Lanús).

Defenders: Agustín Giay (San Lorenzo), Tomás Avilés (Racing), Lautaro Di Lollo (Boca), Valentín Gómez (Vélez), Román Vega (Barcelona) and Valentín Barco (Boca).

frills: Mateo Tanlongo (Sporting Lisbon), Ignacio Miramón (LP Gymnastics), Federico Redondo (Argentinos), Máximo Perrone (Manchester City), Gino Infantino (Rosario Central) and Valentín Carboni (Inter).

Forwards: Matías Soulé (Juventus), Luka Romero (Lazio), Alejo Véliz (Rosario Central), Ignacio Maestro Puch (Atlético Tucumán), Juan Gauto (Huracán) and Brian Aguirre (Newell’s).

Federico Redondo, the heir

Federico Redondoson of the historic former national team player Fernando and one of the figures of the Argentine Under-20 led by Javier Mascherano, expressed his joy for the World Cup and believed that playing at home “is the best thing that can happen.”

“Playing a World Cup is a great joy, and moreover doing it in your country is the best thing that can happen to you,” said Redondo in dialogue with the press after the second training session at the Lionel Messi stadium. , in Ezeiza.

Top-tier Argentinos Juniors Redondo has joined Mascherano’s squad after being omitted from the tournament list South American which was played in Colombia earlier this year.

“I am very happy to be here. I was there when the trial began but then I stayed out of the South American. I learned of the call for the publication of the list, but I have not yet spoken personally with Mascherano,” said Fernando’s son , former figure of Real Madrid and the national team.

After being eliminated in the South American qualifiers, the “albiceleste” won the chance to play in the World Cup given the loss of Indonesia as the venue for the tournament which will start on May 20th.

“We don’t take the local team as pressure, because I think it will be a boost and help us,” said the central midfielder of the “bug”, who will have “nice” competition in the position with Manchester City’s Massimo Perrone; Mateo Tanlongo, of Sporting de Portugal, and Ignacio Miramón, of Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata.

“We have a large squad and many hierarchical players with good support, especially in midfield. I’m sure whoever has to play will do it in the best possible way”, he remarked.

Of the 21-man squad, Redondo is one of the most popular in the first division and this year he added experience from the Copa Libertadores.

“I feel good and very confident,” said the 20-year-old, who was born in Madrid during his father’s time with “merengue”.

Regarding the absence of other footballers who stand out in Europe such as Alejandro Garnacho or Facundo Buonanotte in Manchester United and Brighton and Hove respectively in England, Redondo assured that they will certainly have “revenge” for the “quality” they have.