Argentina Predicted Lineup vs. Brazil: 2026 World Cup Qualifiers

Argentina Predicted Lineup vs. Brazil: 2026 World Cup Qualifiers

Lionel Scaloni will be without key players like Lionel Messi and Lautaro Martinez against Brazil.

Lionel Messi will not be part of the match between Argentina and Brazil, corresponding to the date of South American eliminatories heading for the World Cup 2026. The departure of the albiceleste captain was confirmed after an injury was detected in the left leg psoas aductor, as officially reported. WHY DOES NOT PLAY MESSI AGAINST BRAZIL? According to the Argentine News Agency, the rosaryno suffered a nuisance during the duel between Inter Miam…

The Argentine Paulo Dybala, player of Rome, successfully underwent an operation this Tuesday in the semi-tendinous tendon of the left thigh, which will leave him out of what remains of the season, and will begin his rehabilitation in the Italian capital. The entry Dybala successfully surpasses the operation and will carry out the rehabilitation in Rome was first published in Digital Process.

The Argentina National Team is colliding with Brazil this Tuesday since 21, in the framework of the 14th day of the South American eliminatories heading for the 2026 World Cup. The Buenos Aires Monumental Stadium will be the stage where the national combination led by Lionel Scaloni, who will not once again have the presences of Lionel Messi and Lautaro Martínez, will seek to seal the classification to the World Cup in front of his staunch rival…

Rodrigo De Paul will return to the starting eleven after not playing any minutes against Uruguay. Giuliano Simeone is expected to leave the team to make way for his Atlético Madrid teammate. The Argentine national team will face Brazil this Tuesday, starting at 9:00 p.m., at the Monumental Stadium, in matchday 14 of the South American Qualifiers. For this match, Lionel Scaloni is only considering one change compared to the game against Uruguay.…

"We have to remember the image of Messi and Neymar, with that we have to stay, being together and being friends," added the technician of the Albiceleste at a press conference in which he wanted to reduce the tension that usually accompanies these duels. "Each one wants to win, but it doesn't have to happen," said Scaloni, and announced that "the team will be very similar to what happened the other day (against Uruguay) with the inclusion of Rod…