'It's awful to be left out!' - Franco Mastantuono reveals World Cup pain after Argentina return - Yahoo
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Fiorentina attacker Franco Mastantuono opened up on the heartbreak of missing Argentina's 2026 World Cup squad following his international return against Bolivia. The 19-year-old expressed gratitude to head coach Lionel Scaloni for granting him tactical freedom as a new cycle begins.
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