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What Argentina gets right about youth soccer — and what the U.S. gets wrong
Children wait to play football in the minor leagues of Newell's Old Boys, where Argentine football star Lionel Messi used to play in Rosario, Argentina, 2018.
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The piece argues that Argentina’s youth‑soccer system outperforms the United States’, citing the success of clubs like Newell’s Old Boys in Rosario, which runs one of the nation’s most effective academies and produced Lionel Messi. It contrasts this with the U.S. model, suggesting that American approaches miss key elements that foster talent development. The commentary highlights the importance of community‑based clubs and early, competitive play as central to Argentina’s advantage.
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