One,
Argentina
Lineup 2022
Goalkeepers (3), Martinez, Rulli, Almani.
Defenders (9), Molina, Montiel, C. Romero, Pezzella, Otamendi, Lisandro Martinez, Acuña, Tagliafico, Foyth.
Midfield (8), DePaul, Paredes, McAllister
Guido Rodríguez, Gómez, Nzo.
Fernandez, Palacios, Thiago Almada.
Forwards (6), Messi, Lautaro
, Di Maria, Alvarez, Dybala, Angel Correa.
The Argentine Men's National Football Team is a men's soccer team that represents Argentina in international tournaments, founded in 1893 and managed by the Argentine Football Association, with its home stadium at Monumental Stadium. The team has won 21 national team
Winner of major tournaments, including 2 World Cups (1978, 1986), 15 Copa America, 1 Confederations Cup, and 2 Olympic gold medals in men's soccer.
The Argentine Football Association (AFA) and Adidas have announced a contract extension until December 2022, which will see Adidas continue to support the AFA in all aspects of the game, and the Argentine national team will continue to play in Adidas jerseys for the next 11 years.
The partnership between Adidas and the Argentine Football Association (AFA) began in 1973 and is now approaching 40 years, although it has not been a continuous one, with two interruptions, one between the AFA and Le coq sportif from 1980 to 1988, and the other between the AFA and Reebok from 1999 to 2001.
II. 2022 World Cup
Republic of Croatia (1991-)
troop arrangement
1. Goalkeepers: Livaković (Dinamo Zagreb), Ivušić (Osijek), Grbić (Atlético de Madrid).
2. Defenders: Vida (AEK Athens), Lovren (Zenit), Barisic (Rangers), Juranovic (Celtic), Gwadior
(Leipzig), Sousa (Stuttgart)
), Stanišić (Bayern)
Munich), Elrich (Sassuolo), Josip Šutalo (Dinamo Zagreb).
3. Midfield: Modric (Real Madrid), Kovačić (Chelsea), Brozović (Inter Milan), Pasalić (Atalanta), Vlasic (Torino), Majer (Rennes), Sučić (Red Bull Salzburg), Jakić (Frankfurt).
4. Forwards: Perisic (Tottenham Hotspur), Kramaric (Hoffenheim), Petković (Dinamo Zagreb), Orsić (Dinamo Zagreb), Budzimir (Osasuna), Livaja (Hajduk)
5, the Croatian team has only participated in a total of five World Cups, finishing third in 1998, 23rd in the group stage in 2002, 22nd in the group stage in 2006, 39th in the group stage in 2014, and 2nd in the runners-up in 2018.
6, Croatia in 1998 for the first time to qualify for the World Cup, it was shockingly good third place, Croatia striker Suk got the World Cup Golden Boot Award.
