Argentina stayed with him World Cup Qatar 2022 in view of France and confirmed his great present. Thus, Lionel Messi and company added the third title in just over a year, after obtaining the America Cup in view of Brazil at the Maracana in 2021 (breaking a 28-year drought) and the Finalissima against Italyin the middle of this year, at Wembley.
The directing cast lionel scaloni beat his European counterpart at the Lusail Stadium and the native of Pujato, Santa Febecame the third coach to lift the World Cup, along with Cesar Luis Menotti (1978) and Carlos Bilardo (1986).
Is star also meant the number 22 in history for Argentinawhich took two away from Brazil and confirmed its leadership worldwide.
Of course, the historical table of titles continues to generate a deep debate as a result of which championships should be counted as official or not. Although from the conmebol and the Uefa yes it is, the FIFA He has not yet acknowledged it publicly, as he did with the World Cup, the Copa América and the Eurocup.
It is worth remembering that FIFA also gave as official the titles of the extinct Confederations Cup and the Olympic Games until London 1948, in which they were carried out without age limit in their calls.
With this clarification, if all the stars in history are counted, Argentina remains the leader of the world table with 22 conquestsfollowed by Brazil (20) Y Uruguay 19. On the other hand, if only the titles endorsed by FIFA are taken, the list is led by Albiceleste and Celeste, both with 19, followed by Verdeamarelha (18).
TABLE OF OFFICIAL TITLES:
Argentina (22): 3 World Cups, 15 Copa América, 2 Champions Cups, 1 Confederations Cup and 1 Pan American Cup.
Brazil (20): 5 World Cups, 9 Copa América, 4 Confederations Cups and 2 Pan American Cups.
Uruguay (19): 2 World Cups, 2 Olympic Games and 15 Copa América.
Mexico (16): 11 Gold Cups, 1 Confederations Cup, 3 NAFC Cups and 1 Concacaf Cup.
Germany (8): 4 World Cups, 3 Euro Cups and 1 Confederations Cup.
France (8): 2 World Cups, 2 Euro Cups, 2 Confederations Cups, 1 League of Nations and 1 Artemio Franchi.
United States (8): 7 Gold Cups and 1 Concacaf Nations League.
Egypt (8): 7 African Nations Cups and 1 Arab Nations Cup.
Italy (7): 4 World Cups, 2 Euro Cups and 1 Olympic Games (seniors).
Cameroon (5): 5 African Nations Cups.
Australia (5): 1 Asian Cup and 4 OFC Nations Cups.
New Zealand (5): 5 OFC Nations Cups.
Spain (4): 1 World Cup and 3 Euro Cups.
TABLE OF OFFICIAL TITLES RECOGNIZED BY FIFA:
Argentina (19): 3 World Cups, 15 Copa América and 1 Confederations Cup.
Uruguay (19): 2 World Cups, 15 Copa América and 2 Olympic Games (seniors).
Brazil (18): 5 World Cups, 9 Copa América and 4 Confederations Cups.
Mexico (12): 11 Gold Cups and 1 Confederations Cup.
Germany (8): 4 World Cups, 3 Euro Cups and 1 Confederations Cup.
United States (8): 7 Gold Cups and 1 Concacaf Nations League.
Egypt (7): 7 African Nations Cups.
Italy (7): 4 World Cups, 2 European Championships and 1 Olympic Games (Older).
France (7): 2 World Cups, 2 European Championships, 2 Confederations Cups and 1 League of Nations.
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