Argentina’s next World Cup campaign is framed by most coverage as the close of a successful period led by Lionel Messi. Multiple outlets characterize the tournament this summer as a handover point, with Argentina’s “golden era” expected to give way to a new generation of players. The reporting centers on Messi’s role as the defining figure of Argentina’s recent achievements and highlights that the team’s ambitions now include maintaining momentum while integrating emerging talent. While the exact composition of the squad and specific preparation details are not discussed in the provided excerpts, the common theme is that Argentina enters the tournament with both legacy and change in focus. In this view, the World Cup is not only a chance to compete for further success but also a moment when the team’s leadership and core identity may shift. Overall, the articles present a consensus that Argentina’s World Cup bid is occurring during a transitional phase following an era strongly associated with Messi.