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Golazo from Nico Paz for Como que vuela: the 10 who grows up in Italy and runs to be Messi's heir in the National Team
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Golazo from Nico Paz for Como que vuela: the 10 who grows up in Italy and runs to be Messi's heir in the National Team

Nico Paz, a 21-year-old Argentine footballer playing for Como in Italy's Serie A, scored his first goal of the season during Como's 4-1 victory over Genoa. This performance highlights his growing influence in Italian football and positions him as a potential successor to Lionel Messi within the Argentine national team. Paz has demonstrated skills such as playmaking, dribbling, and scoring ability, which align with the qualities coach Lionel Scaloni seeks for Argentina's future. Despite facing physical challenges during the World Cup and early this season, Paz has shown strong form, contributing significantly to Como's success, including their qualification for European competition and their upcoming Champions League match against Arsenal. Last season, he played 35 matches, scored 12 goals, and provided six assists, earning recognition as the best young player in Italy.

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Golazo from Nico Paz for Como que vuela: the 10 who grows up in Italy and runs to be Messi's heir in the National Team

Nico Paz, a 21-year-old Argentine footballer playing for Como in Italy's Serie A, scored his first goal of the season during Como's 4-1 victory over Genoa. This performance highlights his growing influence in Italian football and positions him as a potential successor to Lionel Messi within the Argentine national team. Paz has demonstrated skills such as playmaking, dribbling, and scoring ability, which align with the qualities coach Lionel Scaloni seeks for Argentina's future. Despite facing physical challenges during the World Cup and early this season, Paz has shown strong form, contributing significantly to Como's success, including their qualification for European competition and their upcoming Champions League match against Arsenal. Last season, he played 35 matches, scored 12 goals, and provided six assists, earning recognition as the best young player in Italy.

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