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#3 Giovani Lo Celso (Argentina)
A fringe player at PSG, Lo Celso went on to play a starring role for Real Betis in his loan move last season, so much so that he’s now signed for the LaLiga outfit on a permanent basis.
With 16 goals and six assists to his name in all competitions, the 23-year old was among the more consistent players in an otherwise erratic Verdiblancos side and could be the secret sauce to Argentina’s fortunes in this competition.
His chemistry with Lionel Messi in the friendly to Nicaragua was a sight to behold, as the duo combined to roll over the hapless visitors. They linked up as if Messi and Lo Celso have been playing together for ages, even though this was only their first appearance together.
The Real Betis forward even assisted his Barcelona counterpart for the opener.
This sparkling synergy not only has the Argentinian fans all agog ahead of the kick-off but also seems to have bolstered hopes of pulling up trees in the competition.
