Great partner of Messi, the Argentine player who can move to a big team in Europe

Argentine football enjoys great representation in European football. After the world championship won in Qatar last year, several Argentine players revalued themselves and positioned themselves in a different way in the elite leagues. For example, Enzo Fernández moved from Benfica to Chelsea, becoming the most expensive Argentine player in history. Another example is Alexis Mac Allister, who became Liverpool's number 10, also being considered a starter by coach Jurgen Klopp.

The other member of the Argentine National Team's midfield is Rodrigo De Paul. The player who emerged from Racing is a symbol of Lionel Scaloni's process, he is a fundamental piece in the midfield of the world champion team. Furthermore, De Paul is a great partner of Lionel Messi, not only on the playing field, but also in the locker room. The Atlético de Madrid midfielder seems to be the link between the team's historic players (Lionel Messi, Nicolás Otamendi and Ángel Di María) and the new generation players, who arrived thanks to the renewal promoted by Lionel Scaloni.

In the last double date of the South American Qualifiers, De Paul had a good performance in the victory against Paraguay. However, Scaloni showed that he asks even more of one of the players who is an emblem of his process. "De Paul can give more and we have to ask him for more. It's important for us. We need him to step into the area, to arrive and have situations, he can do it. Today he hit the post and he has to have 2 or 3 of those per game "said the world champion D.T.

The team that wants De Paul

Before Atlético de Madrid tied with Celtic in Scotland, where Rodrigo De Paul was sent off in the 82nd minute, the Italian media Tuttosport revealed that Juventus Turin has him as their main objective for the midfield. At this moment Vecchia Signora does not have Argentines on its roster, but until recently there were Leandro Paredes and Ángel Di María. There are also other Argentines but they are on loan to other smaller teams, so that they can add minutes, since they are young players (Maías Soulé and Enzo Barrenechea).