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Lionel Messi has been the focal point for
Barcelona's success for well over a decade
now. He's also Argentina's all-time leading
goal-scorer, but while Barcelona have successfully
crafted side that maximise the Argentina forward's
abilities, his national side seem overly reliant
on him and, when Messi misfires, so do they.
Jorge Sampaoli's predecessor in the Argentina
dug-out, Tata Martino, managed Barcelona before
taking the reins. While his Barcelona tenure
was considered a failure, as the Catalans
ceded La Liga on the final day of the season
and only won the Spanish Super Cup, the boss
worked well with Messi and it stood him in
good stead when moving to manage the Albiceleste,
using Messi effectively on the right hand
side of a three man front line. Jorge Sampaoli
has so far failed to replicate this consistently.
At Barcelona this season, Messi has once again
excelled. Ernesto Valverde has played a 4-4-2
based on controlling possession and pressing.
Young French winger Ousmane Dembele has started
on the right, while Messi has played as a
right-sided centre forward who drops off into
space to collect passes from Sergio Busquets,
Ivan Rakatic, and Andres Iniesta, who tucks
inside.
In this 4-4-2, Dembele can and does push up
and in, joining Luis Suarez up front, while
Messi swaps and drops off in space centrally
or on the right-hand side. This forces defences
to react to the chopping and changing, rather
than working against a positionally static
set-up, which can make the defence lack cohesion
as they do not know who to pick up and where
to go. This ideally sets Messi up one v one
against the opposition full back, or running
into space if the full back mistakenly tracks
Demebele cutting inside.
When Messi drop off centrally, as Iniesta
pushes up and in with Jordi Alba overlapping,
he does not need to drop too deep. Rakitic
also pushes up, while Busquets' superb range
of passing means that Messi can be found just
off the defence, between the lines, rather
than having to come all the way back to his
own midfield line to collect the ball and
then drive forwards.
For Argentina, Messi has been playing as a
10 in a 4-2-3-1 off Sergio Aguero, with Maximiliano
Meza to his right and Angel di Maria to his
left. It's worth noting that Meza had to
step in to the role at very short notice;
Manuel Lanzini of West Ham had been playing
in that position and had worked on his interactions
with Messi, but was forced to withdraw on
the eve of the tournament due to injury, which
hampered Meza's ability to fit neatly into
the space vacated by the West Ham player.
Meza is supposed to cut inside, but often
when he does he then stays static so that
even if Savio overlaps from right back, he
is close to Messi and not moving off him or
creating issues for defenders. In addition,
Meza and Messi do not yet have an understanding
of when one should cut in and the other go
wide, such as Messi and Dembele do at club
level.
But to lay the blame for Messi stuttering
at Meza's door is unfair. It's noticeable
how deep Messi often had to drop against Iceland
to receive the ball, playing almost more as
an eight than as a ten, as Javier Mascherano
and Lucas Biglia offered almost nothing in
terms of progressive passing or movement.
This, in turn, isolated Meza so that he was
forced to drop off himself, or push inside
to offer a vertical passing option to Messi,
which meant Savio had a huge distance to move
up to create an overlap and stop Argentina
clustering far too much in the central column
of the pitch.
Argentina have a few options to make changes
and get more from their talisman. A shift
to three at the back would allow a more natural
progression on the overlap for Messi to play
with, while also ensuring that at least one
midfielder could push up and link the 10 to
the two deeper players.
Alternatively, Savio could move to play as
a more orthodox wide man, with Gabriel Mercado
playing right back, which would again give
Argentina more width; though this would not
solve the issue of Messi having to drop off
to collect the ball, unless a more attack-minded
midfielder is played centrally.
Argentina and Messi should improve, and one
cannot underplay the efforts of Iceland in
being obdurate and tough to play against.
Nonetheless, it's still hard to shake off
the feeling that Jorge Sampaoli does not know
how to get the best from his star man or set
up the team around him yet, and Argentina,
for all their quality, could pay the price.
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