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Paulo DYBALA, Gonzalo HIGUAIN scoring for Juventus

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Paulo DYBALA, Gonzalo HIGUAIN have picked up right where they left off last season for Juventus.

The Argentinian duo both scored for Juventus on their opening matchday of Serie A in their 3-0 win against Cagliari. The jewel DYBALA scored the second goal of the match following a fantastic cross by PJANIC and the number 10 made no mistake and slotted the ball into the back of the net.

Despite not being called-up by Jorge SAMPAOLI to the Argentina National Team for Argentina’s upcoming World Cup Qualifying matches against Uruguay and Venezuela, last season’s top scorer for Juventus finished off a fantastic team goal.

Goals by Paulo DYBALA, Gonzalo HIGUAIN:

Click here to view this weekend’s Serie A fixtures.

Italian Serie A Matchday 1: Preview

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The Italian Serie A Matchday 1 kicks off this weekend and here’s our Argentinian season preview along with what will be a weekly preview of the players in action.

There’s a total of 28 Argentinians this season in the Serie A (we have yet to add Rodrigo PALACIO to our list in the Player Database section). Of course the number of Argentinians can still change with the transfer market not yet closing. Out of the 27, 14 of them have played for the senior Argentina National Team. Here’s the full list:

Argentinian Players in the Italian Serie A

  • Alejandro Gomez Argentina

    Atalanta
    Alejandro Gómez

  • José Luis Palomino

    Atalanta
    José Luis Palomino

  • Santiago Colombatto

    Cagliari
    Santiago Colombatto

  • Lucas Castro

    Chievo
    Lucas Castro

  • Mariano Izco

    Crotone
    Mariano Izco

  • Germán Pezzella

    Fiorentina
    Germán Pezzella

  • Gio Simeone

    Fiorentina
    Gio Simeone

  • Nicolás Spolli

    Genoa
    Nicolás Spolli

  • Santiago Gentiletti

    Genoa
    Santiago Gentiletti

  • Bruno Zuculini

    Hellas Verona
    Bruno Zuculini

  • Franco Zuculini

    Hellas Verona
    Franco Zuculini

  • Juanito Gómez

    Hellas Verona
    Juanito Gómez

  • Juanito Gómez

    Internazionale
    Cristian Ansaldi

  • Mauro Icardi Argentina

    Internazionale
    Mauro Icardi

  • Gonzalo Higuain Argentina

    Juventus
    Gonzalo Higuaín

  • Paulo Dybala Argentina

    Juventus
    Paulo Dybala

  • José Sosa

    AC Milan
    José Sosa

  • Lucas Biglia Argentina

    AC Milan
    Lucas Biglia

  • Mateo Musacchio Argentina

    AC Milan
    Mateo Musacchio

  • Federico Fazio Argentina

    AS Roma
    Federico Fazio

  • Diego Perotti

    AS Roma
    Diego Perotti

  • Matías Silvestre

    Sampdoria
    Matías Silvestre

  • Ricky Álvarez

    Sampdoria
    Ricky Álvarez

  • Lucas Boyé

    Torino
    Lucas Boyé

  • Albano Bizzarri

    Udinese
    Albano Bizzarri

  • Rodrigo De Paul

    Udinese
    Rodrigo De Paul

Saturday, August 19:

Juventus (Gonzalo HIGUAIN and Paulo DYBALA) vs. Cagliari (Santiago COLOMBATTO)

Hellas Verona (Bruno ZUCULINI, Franco ZUCULINI and Juanito GOMEZ) vs. Napoli

Sunday, August 20:

Atalanta (Alejandro GOMEZ and José Luis PALOMINO) vs. AS Roma (Federico FAZIO and Diego PEROTTI)

Sassuolo vs. Genoa (Nicolas SPOLLI and Santiago GENTILETTI)

FC Crotone (Mariano IZCO) vs. AC Milan (Jose SOSA, Lucas BIGLIA and Mateo MUSACCHIO)

Udinese (Albano BIZZARRI and Rodrigo DE PAUL) vs. Chievo (Lucas CASTRO)

Lazio vs. SPAL 2013

Inter (Cristian ANSALDI and Mauro ICARDI) vs. Fiorentina (German PEZZELLA and Giovanni SIMEONE)

Bologna (Rodrigo PALACIO) vs. Torino (Lucas BOYE)

Sampdoria (Matias SILVESTRE and Ricardo ALVAREZ) vs. Benevento

 

Only one match this weekend does not involve Argentinian players with the rest all having at least one Argentinian in the team squad. For last season’s champions Juventus, they open their campaign at home to Santiago COLOMBATTO’s Cagliari. The big match(es) of the weekend could be that of potential title contenders Inter (with Mauro ICARDI on the Argentina team) hosting the former River Plate boys German PEZZELLA and Giovanni SIMEONE of Fiorentina. The other big match would be that of Atalanta against AS Roma.

Local players to be called up to Argentina team

Juli2014
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Hey everyone,

The next two South American World Cup Qualifiers are getting closer. For Argentina, the first match is against Uruguay in Montevideo (August 31st), and the second game is against Venezuela in Buenos Aires (September 5th). We already know who the foreign based players are, but now Infobae from Argentina is reporting already that there will be 5 local based players chosen by Argentina National Team coach Jorge SAMPAOLI. They are the following:

Local players rumored of being called for Argentina:

Pablo PEREZ and Darío BENEDETTO of Boca Juniors, Ignacio FERNANDEZ and Javier PINOLA of River Plate & Lautaro ACOSTA of Lanús. This means that Lucas ALARIO has lost his spot for now. We already reported yesterday that there were rumors of the Boca Juniors duo of being called-up to the team.

What do you guys think of these call ups from our local league? I think these are all really great and useful players.  I was expecting at least one more defender though.

VAMOS ARGENTINA!!

Diego SIMEONE, Mauricio POCHETTINO on FIFA shortlist

Roy Nemer
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Diego SIMEONE and Mauricio POCHETTINO are both on FIFA’s shortlist for Coach of the Year.

The two Argentinians are among the list of 12 managers who have been nominated for the FIFA 2017 Coach of the Year award. Here’s the list of managers on the list:

FIFA Shortlist:

Massimiliano ALLEGRI
Carlo ANCELOTTI (Italy)
Antonio CONTE (Italy)
Luis ENRIQUE (Italy)
Pep GUARDIOLA (Spain)
Leonardo JARDIM (Portugal)
Joachim LOW (Germany)
Jose MOURINHO (Portugal)
Mauricio POCHETTINO (Argentina)
Diego SIMEONE (Argentina)
Tite (Brazil)
Zinedine ZIDANE (France)

Some big competition for the two Argentinians who in all likelyhoodm, will not win the award. There is one more Argentinian involved in all of this and that is Diego MARADONA. The 1986 World Cup hero is part of the pannel who came up with the list.

Santiago ASCACIBAR closing in on VfB Stuttgart move

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German Bundesliga club VfB Stuttgart are closing in on a move for Santiago ASCACIBAR.

Estudiantes de la Plata have reportedly received an offer of €8 million for the midfielder and all signs point to a transfer taking place. Per a report by TyC Sports, Estudiantes have apparently accepted the offer and the contract will be signed within the next few days. As we reported earlier during the week, the club had received an offer for ASCACIBAR from an unknown Bundesliga team for the player. The contract would be for five years.

From Zenit to VfB Stuttgart

It was widely being reported last week that there was interest from Russian club Zenit St. Petersburg in bringing in the midfielder but that deal has since fallen through. It all looks set for him to join the Bundesliga team.

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