Lionel Messi will not play for Argentina against Venezuela.
Messi is not going to play with the Argentina national team for their match against Venezuela on Friday. The official Argentina social media account has mentioned that Messi will not be available for Friday’s match.
Franco Mastantuono is out for Argentina and will not play against Venezuela and Puerto Rico.
Mastantuino will not play in both of Argentina’s friendly matches. The official Argentina national team social media account has mentioned that Mastantuono has a muscle overload in his left leg and is out for both games.
The Argentina national team will play Venezuela on Friday and Puerto Rico on Tuesday.
Nico Paz, Marcos Senesi and Giovani Lo Celso are set to start for Argentina against Venezuela.
The Argentina national team will play Venezuela on Friday at the Hard Rock stadium. According to Gastón Edul, Paz, Senesi and Lo Celso will be in the starting eleven.
Argentina against Puerto Rico has been moved to Miami on Tuesday.
The Argentina national team was set to play Puerto Rico in Chicago on Monday but that match will change venues and days. The official Argentina social media account has announced that the match will now take place at Inter Miami’s Chase Stadium on Tuesday and not on Monday.
Lionel Scaloni’s team will play Venezuela on Friday, October 10 at the Hard Rock stadium in Miami, Florida.
Lionel Messi is not confirmed to start for the Argentina national team against Venezuela on Friday and Inter Miami coach Javier Mascherano has commented about it.
Messi trained with the Argentina national team in Miami and they will play Venezuela in Miami on Friday. Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni did not confirm if Messi will start the match.
Inter Miami play Atlanta United on Saturday and Inter Miami coach Javier Mascherano spoke at a press conference on Friday, here is what he had to say:
“If he’s not playing today and there’s any chance, I’d love to have Leo Messi. But the reality is that he hasn’t been with us.
“When they go to the national team, we don’t get involved in that; it’s not that we’re calling them out. They’re affected by the national team, and for now, everything is still fine.”
