Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni had his team training on Monday as rumors of a starting eleven beginning to come out.

Lionel Scaloni will try to go 25 matches undefeated after his team’s 3-0 win vs. Uruguay in the World Cup qualifiers. Everyone trained on Monday except for Joaquin Correa. As we reported on Monday, Correa finished the last match not in the best of conditions and he trained separately from the rest of the group.

Scaloni will keep an eleven similar to that which started the last two matches. Marcos Acuña, who missed the last match, was back in training. According to TyC Sports, Gonzalo Montiel could start in place of Nahuel Molina as Molina has started the last two matches.

There are rumors that Guido Rodriguez and Alejandro Papu Gomez have chances to start the match in place of Leandro Paredes and Gio Lo Celso. Both Paredes and Lo Celso have started both of Argentina’s World Cup qualifying matches in October.

In addition, Angel Di Maria could be back in the eleven. Nicolas Gonzalez started the match against Uruguay while Di Maria came on as a substitute. This is the rumored eleven:

Emiliano Martinez; Montiel or Molina, Romero, Otamendi, Acuña or Tagliafico; De Paul, Paredes or Guido, Lo Celso or Alejandro Papu Gomez; Messi, Lautaro Martinez, Di Maria or Nicolas Gonzalez

Joaquin Correa might not be fully fit as the Argentina national team trained following their 3-0 win vs. Uruguay.

Correa, who came on as a substitute against Uruguay left the pitch not fully fit. Lionel Scaloni stated following the match that he saw Correa possibly having some issues when the match was over. Correa would have been evaluated during Monday’s training.

Lionel Scaloni had his team back in training as they are already working towards the next match. The players who took part in the match against Uruguay did exercises in the gym while those who did not play, took part in training on the pitch.

Argentina play Peru on Thursday in their third of three World Cup qualifying matches for October.

Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni spoke about the team and Gio Lo Celso.

Lionel Scaloni now has Argentina undefeated in their last 24 matches and had them playing very well in the 3-0 win vs. Uruguay. Speaking to the media after the match, here is what he had to say:

“Football has moments: When they gave us problems, we were able to resolve it and after that we managed to grow.

“The team played a good match, like they did against Paraguay for several minutes. Football is not only one moment: When the opponent attacks, you have to be strong and we knew how to do it. When the team can play, the truth is that it makes you want to watch.”

Scaloni also spoke about Gio Lo Celso. Here is what he had to say:

“Lo Celso has been with us since the fits day. We value his football a lot but we could never have him at his fullest, for one reason or another. For us or for any club in the world, he’s one of the better players.”

In regards to the team and the fans:

“The players feel identified with the people, with the shirt and that is good.”

He also spoke about the win:

“Up until the goal, it was a tremendously difficult match in which they closed very well. They complicated things with two plays from Suarez but it’s what we knew: It’s a team with a great back line and first class attackers.

“Before we got the goal, we had two situations where we could have unblocked the match but this team is very aware of the difficulties of playing the qualifiers. Patience is a virtue of this squad.”