Just hours before playing vs Netherlands, the worst news Messi and Argentina receive

The World Cups are very intense tournaments but at the same time they are very short, so it is vital to find a balance between a good level and form of football, and a good atmosphere and well-being of the squad. Now, Argentina has a problem with a player who is not satisfied with what Scaloni has done, and does not provide a good atmosphere in the squad.

The Argentine team is already in the quarterfinals of the World Cup in Qatar, after beating Australia 2-1 in the previous round. While the squad focuses on what will be the duel against the Netherlands, an element that is not taken into account by Lionel Scaloni and went on a trip to the World Cup tournament, is probed by FC Barcelona.

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So far, 21 of the 26 players who were summoned by Scaloni to the World Cup have already had minutes. One of those who has not had activity and it seems that he will not have it in the remainder of the tournament, can change scenery in Europe and reach Barcelona, a team in which Lionel Messi won 35 professional titles, including four Champions League.

This is John Foyth. The Villarreal right-back is one of the options that Xavi Hernández manages for the winter market. The Argentine national team was already in the Catalans' plans at the beginning of the season, however, an injury caused the negotiations to fall apart. During the World Cup, he once again sounds like a Blaugrana reinforcement.

Foyth's situation in the World Cup in Qatar:

After the friendly against the United Arab Emirates, where Juan Foyth started and presented several licenses on his side, Lionel Scaloni never saw him again. The defender, along with Ángel Correa, Paulo Dybala, Franco Armani and Gerónimo Rulli, are the only ones who have not played in the World Cup.