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The has formally submitted its provisional listing of 55 gamers to FIFA for the 2026 World Cup.

Lionel Scaloni, in a transfer that blends expertise and youth, has reserved the names of those that will search to defend the title in North America.

This squad listing is the necessary step earlier than the ultimate reduce to 26 gamers, which can be introduced on June 2.

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leads a listing stuffed with key figures reminiscent of “Dibu” Martínez, and .

Dybala, the large omission

Nevertheless, the call-up has prompted a stir due to one main absence: Paulo Dybala. The Roma ahead is, for now, out of the World Cup race as a result of his inconsistent latest taking part in time, marking the top of an period for “La Joya” with the Albiceleste.

The generational change is making a powerful affect with the inclusion of the so-called “Europibes.” Names like (), () and () affirm that Scaloni is trying to the long run.

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Wager on native soccer

As well as, there’s a robust dedication to home soccer, with heavy illustration from River Plate and Boca Juniors, together with surprises reminiscent of younger goalkeeper Santiago Beltrán.

This 55-man preliminary listing works as a security web for the teaching employees. Based on FIFA laws, any last-minute alternative as a result of damage within the closing squad should come strictly from these names.

For that cause, Scaloni has coated each place, together with as many as six goalkeepers and a number of choices at full-back to keep away from surprising points earlier than the debut towards .

The complete preliminary listGoalkeepers

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Defenders

Agustín Giay (Palmeiras)

Nicolás Capaldo (Hamburgo SV)

Nicolás Otamendi (SL Benfica)

Midfielders

Aníbal Moreno (River Plate)

Milton Delgado (Boca Juniors)

Emiliano Buendía (Aston Villa)

Valentín Barco (Racing Strasbourg)

Forwards

Lionel Messi (Inter Miami)

Nicolás Paz (Calcio Como 1907)

Franco Mastantuono (Actual Madrid)

Tomás Aranda (Boca Juniors)

Nicolás González (Atlético de Madrid)

Alejandro Garnacho (Chelsea)

José Manuel López (Palmeiras)

Julián Álvarez (Atlético de Madrid)

This text was translated into English by Synthetic Intelligence.