Argentina's squad depth has never been stronger

The defending champions have options at every position heading into 2026.

Argentina arrive at the 2026 World Cup as defending champions with a squad that has only gotten deeper since their triumph in Qatar.

The blend of experienced tournament winners and emerging young talent gives the coaching staff unprecedented flexibility in selection.

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