Lionel Scaloni has already carved his name into Argentina’s football history, but the Albiceleste boss is far from finished. With his contract extended until after the 2030 World Cup, the 48-year-old manager is now preparing for another ambitious chapter, one that could see him break some of the most remarkable records in the national team’s history.
New Project and Record Potential
Under Scaloni, Argentina has already won the Copa America and the World Cup. The new contract will allow him to plan for the long term, aiming to lead the team to further success. With consistent achievements and a lengthy tenure, he could solidify his place as the most successful and longest-serving coach in Argentina's history.What Scaloni Said About Messi's No.10 Shirt
Meanwhile, speculation continues in Argentine media over who will wear Lionel Messi's famous No.10 shirt. However, Scaloni has made it clear that nobody will inherit the legendary forward's shirt just yet, insisting he wants to make the right decision rather than rush into choosing a successor."It doesn't worry me," Scaloni told The Daily Star regarding the successor to Messi's No.10 shirt.
Scaloni's stance suggests he is cautious about Messi's legacy and is focused on making a decision that serves the team's best interests. In the new project, he will likely look to give opportunities to young players while maintaining the core structure of the squad.
