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24 minutes ago, Borjans Sweatpants said:

So from pictures, we can see:

- Stache

- Piette

- McGill

- LdF

- Laryea

- Alistair

- Ahmed

- Hoilett

- DSC

- Shaffelburg

- Osorio

- Bombito

- JRR

- Kamal

- Phonzy

- Larin

- Theo Bair

- Kone

- Tani (pretty sure it’s him at least)

- David

- Tajon

- Hiebert

- Crepeau

 

I assume you shake a lot of presents before Christmas? 

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Rulli Dibu Martínez Armani

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Pezzella Otamendi Martinez-Quarta Lisandro Martínez  Romero

Acuña Tagliafico Molina Montiel González

Midf 

Macallister De Paul Lo Celso Paredes Fernández Rodríguez Palacios 

Carboni Di Maria Garnacho Messi Lautaro Álvarez 

Strongest as hell

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13 hours ago, Mihairokov said:

Guatemala went from playing BVI last week to Argentina this week. ELO 227 and ELO 1!

Is it just me or does Argentina seem to routinely have friendlies with Central American teams?

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2 minutes ago, mpg_29 said:

Is it just me or does Argentina seem to routinely have friendlies with Central American teams?

We played El Salvador because a deal between MILEI and Bukele,

Before we had played Haiti CR Jamaica Nicaragua Guatemala twice under Scaloni, Curacao the last year  , 

Yes we love CONCACAF BABY

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Just now, JAVIERF said:

We played El Salvador because a deal between MILEI and Bukele,

Before we had played Haiti CR Jamaica Nicaragua Guatemala twice under Scaloni, Curacao the last year  , 

Yes we love CONCACAF BABY

The gossip here is prior the draw a president from a northern country with some french surname wanted to bring the world champions up there 

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CANMNT Announce 2024 Copa América Roster
canadasoccer.com June 15, 2024

26 players ready to make Canada’s debut at the biggest men’s international football tournament in the Americas

Canada Soccer has announced the selection of 26 players who will represent Canada at the 2024 CONMEBOL Copa América ™. Canada will make its debut in the oldest active continental football competition this month.

 Canada is set to play the reigning FIFA World Cup™ and CONMEBOL Copa América™ champions Argentina on Thursday 20 June at 20:00 ET / 17:00 PT in the debut match of the 2024 edition of the tournament at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The remaining Canada matches in Group A will see them face Peru on Tuesday 25 June at 18:00 ET / 15:00 PT in Kansas City and Chile on Saturday 29 June at 20:00ET / 17:00PT in Orlando.

The high quality of this tournament and the teams in our group are exactly what we need as we continue our preparations for 2026. We feel strongly that this is the best group to help us be successful in Copa America. It will be a big challenge for us; however, we will take it day by day and opponent by opponent.”  – Jesse Marsch, MLS Canada Men’s National Team Head Coach

Canada are coming off an international friendly series in Europe that saw them face FIFA-ranked #7 Netherlands and #2 France. After a 4:0 defeat to the Dutch in Rotterdam, Canada played to an impressive 0:0 draw against France in Bordeaux.  

The 48th edition of the Copa América will be co-organized by CONMEBOL and Concacaf and is set to be played in 14 stadiums across 13 cities in the United States.  

CANADA’S SQUAD  

Canada’s three goalkeepers this window will be Maxime Crépeau from Portland Timbers, Thomas McGill from Brighton & Hove Albion and Dayne St. Clair from Minnesota United FC.

Defenders selected are: Moïse Bombito from Colorado Rapids, Derek Cornelius from Malmo FF, Alphonso Davies from Bayern Munich, Luc de Fougerolles from Fulham FC, Kyle Hiebert from St. Louis CITY SC, Alistair Johnston from Celtic FC, Richie Laryea from Toronto FC and Kamal Miller from Portland Timbers.

Midfielders joining the group are: Ali Ahmed from Vancouver Whitecaps FC, Mathieu Choinière from CF Montréal, Stephen Eustáquio from FC Porto, Ismaël Koné from Watford FC, Jonathan Osorio from Toronto FC and Samuel Piette from CF Montréal.   

The rest of the squad will feature forwards: Theo Bair from Motherwell, Tajon Buchanan from Inter Milan, Jonathan David from LOSC Lille, Junior Hoilett from Aberdeen FC, Cyle Larin from RCD Mallorca, Liam Millar from FC Basel, Tani Oluwaseyi from Minnesota United FC, Jacen-Russell Rowe from Columbus Crew and Jacob Shaffelburg from Nashville SC.  

BROADCAST INFORMATION     

Both friendly matches will air LIVE and exclusively on TSN and RDS in Canada. Fans will find extended coverage across Canada Soccer’s digital channels on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube featuring the hashtag #CANMNT.

CANADA

1 – Dayne St. Clair | USA / Minnesota United FC
2 – Alistair Johnston | SCO / Celtic FC
3 – Luc de Fougerolles | ENG / Fulham FC
4 – Kamal Miller | USA / Portland Timbers
5 – Kyle Hiebert | USA / St. Louis CITY SC
6 – Samuel Piette | CAN / CF Montréal   
7 – Stephen Eustáquio | POR / FC Porto
8 – Ismaël Koné | ENG / Watford FC
9 – Cyle Larin | SPA / RCD Mallorca
10 – Jonathan David | FRA / LOSC Lille
11 – Theo Bair | SCO / Motherwell FC
12 – Jacen Russell-Rowe | USA / Columbus Crew
13 – Derek Cornelius | SWE / Malmö FF
14 – Jacob Shaffelburg | USA / Nashville SC
15 – Moïse Bombito | USA / Colorado Rapids
16 – Maxime Crépeau | USA / Portland Timbers
17 – Tajon Buchanan | ITA / Inter Milan
18 – Thomas McGill | ENG / Brighton & Hove Albion FC  
19 – Alphonso Davies | GER / Bayern Munich  
20 – Junior Hoilett | SCO / Aberdeen FC
21 – Jonathan Osorio | CAN / Toronto FC
22 – Richie Laryea | CAN / Toronto FC  
23 – Liam Millar | SWI / FC Basel
24 – Mathieu Choinière | CAN / CF Montréal
25 – Tani Oluwaseyi | USA / Minnesota United FC
26 – Ali Ahmed | CAN / Vancouver Whitecaps FC

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