Argentina has achieved good results in recent years. Where is their success?

I think there are two most important points in Argentina that have won the World Cup and Copa America championships in recent years. First, it is very united, and the team led by Messi is extremely cohesive; second, Scarloni's locker room work is done very well, and the entire group is well combined, and an excellent head coach supports the team's basic foundation.

These two are the things Argentina does better than Brazil.

Let’s talk about the first point first, the team problem. It is not actually true that Argentina is a united team in history. From the 1990s to the present, there have been many internal strife in the middle, and players' fights and conflicts have emerged one after another.

Not too far, just talking about the incident between Aimal and Dalexandro, I believe many fans still remember it freshly.

The two talented players at that time had differences due to their personalities and tactical status in the team, and the result was a fierce quarrel, which made the atmosphere in the team very restless.

It is said that internal strife is a Dutch tradition, but in fact Argentina is not inferior. There are also many players with personality, so it is not easy to unite.

It turns out that Argentina has failed in the competition many times, and internal disunity will be the main reason.

However, since 2019, with Scaloni taking office and Messi's skills beginning to transform at the end of his career, the team has undergone a strong chemical reaction.

First, the big guys set an example and changed the style of playing for the team; then, Enzo and other new generation players also surrounded Messi, working hard to do a lot of hard work, bringing a lot of vitality to the team.

Dybala, Lautaro and others have good personalities, and they are good people. No matter what difficulties they encounter, they play well or badly, and they have no complaints on substitutes or starters.

In such a united Argentina, it is rare to see the players in the team in harmony. All players can be united and it is very rare to sacrifice personal achievements for the team.

From the lineup, Argentina has not been a star-studded in recent years, and is slightly inferior to the era of Batistuta, Crespo and Veron, but it is not an exaggeration to say that this team is the most united Argentina in history.

Dybala was once interviewed and someone asked Messi what he thinks? He said Messi is good, just me. I won’t compete for the main position when he is present, and I can be a substitute. I am willing to wait on the bench. How can a team like

not admire it? All the team members are very sensible.

After talking about the players, let's talk about Scaloni. I also admire Scaloni, too. I have seen him play football when I was a player. Old fans must be familiar with him. He has been with La Coruna and is also a major player in the Super La Corona era.

Later, he also played in Mallorca, Lazio and other teams. Fans who often watch the five major leagues know his skills very well.

He is no stranger to us, and can be said to be the one who has been with us from players to coaches.

Interestingly speaking, Scaloni is also a person with a sense of unity and gathering teammates. In Lakota, he was the reconciliation agent in the team. If there were teammates disputes, he would intervene and mediate;

A firm, tenacious, friendly, and honest person, this is the characteristic of Scaloni, a person with a sense of unity.

serves as the head coach of the Argentina team, and he also brings this spirit to the team.

I think he has a good ability, which is his ability to communicate with players. Lautaro, McAllister and others also have some emotions in the national team, and they have some opinions on tactics and staffing arrangements. Scaloni will be willing to communicate with them and discuss how to change the tactics, which gives the players a lot of trust. It doesn’t matter if

is not good, I have a problem. Let’s face it together, how to deal with it will be better.

A very charming coach.

When discussing excellent new generation coaches, we cannot forget Scaloni. He was born in 1978, not very old, and is close to the end of the 1980s. He also made history in football.

At the same time, a fan asked me a question before, what is the difference between a new generation of coaches and an old-school coaches? The biggest feature is that it has strong learning ability, fast adaptability, and has relatively little generational gap in communication with players.

For example, Yamal likes to play FIFA and live football games, and Messi wants to be a coach at Barcelona. I guess the two of them will sit next to the TV and rub it, and they won’t feel inconsistent.

Because everyone is willing to accept new things, you will find that the players born in the 1980s and coaches will feel very close together, not the attitude of being very far away.

Thanks to this open-minded mentality, the new generation of coaches will be more charming, and the team will become particularly stable if they are well-converged.

In this regard, Argentina is better than Brazil. The problem Brazil is facing now is not as simple as "hiring Ancelotti to coach". Judging from the rumors that Kaka was invited as an assistant coach, it is obvious that Ancelotti knows the importance of player communication. Kaka, born in 1982, is actually more friendly than the old man Ancelotti.

If the coaching combination of Kaka + Ancelotti can be formed, it can ensure that the Brazilian team will be united internally and there will be no so many complex interpersonal conflicts.

I think Brazil's current situation is comprehensive. There are both problems of the old and the new, as well as shortcomings in coaching and personnel management. Only when these aspects are collectively improved can we catch up with Argentina.

It depends on whether Ancelotti can rectify the internal situation after taking office. If the training is done well, there will be a possibility of recovery.