World Cup Fantasy best Argentina picks - Fantasy Football Community

The 2022 World Cup in Qatar is closing in. The Official Fantasy game has now officially been released. Managers can now build their teams and look at all of the player prices available. With that in mind we look at the World Cup Fantasy best Argentina picks.

Fantasy managers will be hoping to get a better idea of which players they could target ahead of building their squads. Argentina are amongst the top teams as favourites to win the tournament. For that reason, it could be important go through the best Argentina picks in the game.

Lionel Messi

The standout option from Argentina, is without a doubt, Lionel Messi (£10.5m). Messi has been classified as a forward in the game. His overall form for club and country has been world class. Messi has already notched up seven goals and 10 assists in his first 13 league matches for PSG. Those numbers tally to 17 attacking returns in the same period.

For country, Messi has been relentless. In the 164 matches he has played; he has scored a whopping 90 goals for Argentina. In his World Cup qualifying matches, he scored a very impressive seven goals. Messi takes his teams penalties, which is another huge factor increasing his appeal.

Lautaro Martinez

The Argentina attack is in top form. For that reason, it could be fully justifiable to double up. Managers could even bet against Lionel Messi and back Lautaro Martinez (£8m). The Inter striker is in solid form domestically.

Martinez has racked up seven goals and three assists, leading to 10 goal contributions in his 15 league matches played. His great run is also reflected in his international duty. Martinez managed seven goals and three assists in his 14 World Cup qualifiers.

Rodrigo De Paul

World Cup Fantasy has a very limited pool of cheap enabling players in midfield. For that reason, finding one that starts and who plays for a good team could be a very important factor when building our teams. Rodrigo De Paul costs just £5m.

Rodrigo De Paul may not have a consistent attacking output but the potential for points is there. The midfielder managed one goal and four assists in his World Cup qualifying campaign. Midfielders also earn points for every three tackles and two key passes. This gives Rodrigo De Paul even more routes to points.