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Cristian Romero Picks Lionel Messi’s No. 10 Heir for Argentina After the Captain’s Retirement

Argentina captain Cristian Romero has named the player he believes should inherit Lionel Messi’s No. 10 shirt after the star’s international retirement. Argentina are still searching for the player who will inherit one of the most iconic shirts in world football. Since Lionel Messi retired from international soccer, the question of who will wear the No. 10 has remained open, and new captain Cristian Romero has now weighed in with an answer of h…
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The new captain of the national team chose the heir of the dorsal carrying Lionel Messi.

The new captain of the “Albiceleste” proposed Julián Álvarez to use the historic dorsal. He also spoke of the lost final against Spain in the 2026 World Cup and questioned the criteria of the Golden Ball.

The defender stated that the figure has conditions and humility to carry it.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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New South American captain preferred to remove iconic number

The new captain of the Argentine National Team and defender of the Atlético de Madrid spoke about who should inherit the legendary dorsal in the Albiceleste and postulated Julián Álvarez for his football and human conditions. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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In dialogue with Los Edul, the defender told that he would give Julián Álvarez the T-shirt 10 and said that "in the final nothing happened" beyond what goes viral in the nets. He also revealed that he played the World Cup "wire-tied" because of a problem in the Achilles tendon and that he thought he was out because of the knee injury.

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Todo Noticias broke the news in Argentina on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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