On October 1, Argentina's national team secured a convincing 4-0 victory over Bolivia in a friendly match. Following the game, Argentine outlet Olé analyzed the team's squad composition.

A new era has truly begun. Everything suggests that Lionel Scaloni will remain as Argentina's head coach through the 2030 World Cup. As all parties work toward finalizing the contract extension, the head coach has demonstrated through numerous practical decisions his vision for the new Argentina national team he is building.

The friendly against Bolivia was Argentina's first match since their World Cup final defeat to Spain, and it fully confirmed the current state of affairs. The starting lineup featured six changes compared to the World Cup final. In the final XI that secured the 4-0 victory, five players made their debut for the senior national team: Román Vega, Santiago Simón, Ezequiel Fernández, Florentín López, and Valentín Gómez.

The friendly allowed eight substitutions, and Lionel Scaloni used all eight. In the 80th minute: Balerdi replaced Romero, Mastantuono replaced Nico Paz, and Barco replaced Pezzella. In the 74th minute, Florentín López came on for Lautaro Martínez, Simón replaced Guido Rodríguez, and Ezequiel Fernández came on for Mac Allister. In the 80th minute, Valentín Gómez and Florentín López entered the pitch, replacing Limu and Palacios respectively.

Thus, in the closing stages of the match (when López scored to seal the 4-0 victory), Argentina's lineup on the pitch was as follows: E. Martínez; Simón, Balerdi, Gómez, Vega; Fernández, Barco; Mastantuono, López, Álvarez, Sosa.

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