“When we said there are 26 players, we said anybody can play and the level is very similar. If one plays, the other has to go out and so on, always with the best for the team.”
Scaloni said he is yet to decide his final line-up for Wednesday’s match against Poland, where they will top Group C and advance to the knockout stages.
“We are expecting a tough match. Poland is a team that closes well in the box at times and also creates situations for you in the box. We will have to see who is playing,” the 44-year-old said. Scaloni said.
“It depends on who. Our view is very clear. We will try to defend the set pieces with concentration.”
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