4-3-3 formation:

Goalkeeper:

Sergio Goiechea

Only one in the world Maradona, and Argentina only has one Goyechea. Goyechea is like a shooting star in Argentine football. Although he was once brilliant, he soon became ordinary. In the 1990 World Cup, due to an accidental injury to the 1986 World Cup goalkeeper Pompidou, Goyechea made a temporary appearance in the second group match. Entering the knockout stage, Goyechea showed his talent: saving penalty kicks. He saved 2 penalty kicks each against Yugoslavia and Italy, helping the team reach the final.

Defender:

Daniella Passarella

Just like when he was a coach, Passarella was also known for his tenacity as a player. Known for his will. He is good at making vicious tackles on the pitch, but he also knows how to organize an attack and is an excellent attacker as a centre-back. He has played 440 times in his career and scored 134 goals. This efficiency is not inferior to that of a forward player. As the captain of Argentina in 1978, he led the team to win the first World Cup trophy in Argentina's history.

Oscar Ruggieri

Perhaps in the minds of many people, Ayala is the center back who should be on par with Passarella, but Ruggieri, who has numerous career honors, Jerry was the obvious choice. As a central defender, Ruggieri's steady performance on the court was the team's anchor. In the absence of Passarella, he helped the team win the 1986 World Cup trophy. In addition, he also won two Copa America championships with the team. Ruggeri witnessed every glorious moment of Argentina in the last century.

Gabriel Heinze

With a domineering face, Heinz is the best representative of Argentina's powerful defenders in the new century. On the court, Heinze performed well both on the offensive and defensive ends. In the 2010 World Cup, Heinze was also the core of the team's backcourt and a member of the team committee. He can be said to have an absolute role in the team. right to speak. In the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, Heinze helped Argentina open the scoring with a header. Now Heinze has retired.

Javier Zanetti

Zanetti is undoubtedly one of the players with the longest peak period on the planet. In every game he plays, Zanetti Nettie always has a stable performance, and his guarding the wing always makes everyone feel extremely reassured. Like his hair, Zanetti stayed in great shape for 15 years. Zanetti made 145 appearances for the Argentine national team and is the current player with the most appearances in Argentina's team history. In addition, he is also the player who has served as the captain of Argentina the most times in history.

Midfielder:

Diego Simeone

When it comes to Simeone as a player, the first reaction in people's minds is "cunning", " dirty". Simeone is willing to use all means to win on the court. Simeone's cunning in the 1998 World Cup made the inexperienced Becks a national sinner. Simeone's presence on the court can be said to be a nightmare for the opponent's midfielder. His fierce tackles and non-stop small movements make the opponent choke. Now as a coach, Simeone has created a miracle for Atletico Madrid and he will continue to continue his glory.

Fernando Redondo

The long-haired Redondo is one of the few players in the world who can still play elegantly from the defensive midfielder position. The handsome Redondo became famous Very early, accurate positioning, elegant passing, and gorgeous passing made Redondo perhaps the most noble defensive midfielder in history. However, in the national team, Redondo could not be called a success. Due to dissatisfaction with coach Passarella's "hair-cut order", Redondo angrily quit the national team. People bid farewell to an era of long and fluttering hair. After Redondo, there are few such elegant midfielders.

Diego Maradona

In history, Pele, Maradona, and Zidane are known as the kings of football, but in the minds of Argentines, , only Maradona is the only ball king. In the 1986 World Cup, Maradona ushered in a World Cup of his own. He successively performed the "Hand of God" and "Six People in a Row" wonderful goals against England, washing away the Falklands War. The shame of failure. In the end, Maradona led Argentina to win the World Cup and became a national hero.

Forward:

Lionel Messi

Probably the player closest to Maradona in terms of personal ability, you know, here Almost every previous Maradona successor has been a disappointment, but not Messi. At Barcelona, ??Messi has won everything, and he is also the player who has won the most Ballon d'Or awards in history. And Messi, who has continuously replicated the miracles of "Hand of God" and "passing six people in a row", is also constantly getting closer to Maradona. For Messi, he only lacks the glory of the national team, which is also the final gap between him and the world champion.

Mario Kempes

In the 1978 World Cup, Kempes scored 6 goals to help Argentina win the World Cup for the first time in history. His 2 goals in the final It is the key to the team's victory. In Argentina's journey to win the World Cup for the first time, Kempes was the most glorious hero, and his goal was the key to victory. In the autobiography of football king Maradona, Kempes was even called "the man who put Argentine football on the world map." Kempes ushered in an era of long-haired Argentina, and he also represented the wild nature of Argentina.

Gabriel Batistuta

The long-haired God of War became a blockbuster as early as 1991. The 22-year-old Batistuta represented Argentina in his first appearance in the America's Cup and scored 6 goals. He won the top scorer honor personally and helped the team win the Champions League Gold Cup. Batistuta is undoubtedly the "top scorer" expert. In his career, he has won the titles of top scorer in the Argentine League, top scorer in the Copa America, top scorer in Serie A, and top scorer in the history of Fiorentina. But in the World Cup, Barty always missed the championship and left regrets.