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🤝Verbal agreement: Scaloni to extend his deal until the 2030 World Cup

Lionel Scaloni is certain to remain in charge of the Argentina national team, with only the formal signing of his new contract pending. A long-term extensionThe coach's contract was due to expire in D...

🤝Verbal agreement: Scaloni to extend his deal until the 2030 World Cup

Lionel Scaloni's future as Argentina's national team coach appears secure, as both the Argentine Football Association (AFA) and the coach have reached a verbal agreement to extend his contract until the 2030 World Cup. The coach's existing contract was set to conclude in December, leaving doubt about the team's leadership direction.

Following several weeks of negotiations, the AFA and Scaloni finalized the extension, ensuring continuity and stability for Argentina's most successful period in recent years. With the deal completed, the team is now poised to face the significant challenges of the upcoming international cycle with confidence.

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