Argentina: Recent transfers
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TransfersArgentina's Palacios joins Ipswich Town
Argentina World Cup winner Exequiel Palacios joins Premier League newcomers Ipswich Town from Bayer Leverkusen on a four-year deal.
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TransfersChelsea sign Argentina's Emiliano Martínez for £7.5m
Argentina's number one goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez joins Chelsea from Aston Villa in a £7.5 million deal.
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TransfersMini Launches New Models in Argentina
Mini unveiled two new models in Argentina during the BMW Experience in La Plata: the Countryman ALL4 and the limited-edition GP Inspired Edition, highlighting their power and exclusive design.
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TransfersJudge Inspects HIF Global Project Site in Argentina
An Argentine judge inspected the site where HIF Global's green hydrogen plant would be located, near Colón's potable water intake in Entre Ríos. The inspection is part of an environmental lawsuit assessing the project's potential impacts.
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TransfersHow Much Does a Prefabricated House with 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath and Kitchen Cost in Argentina in August 2026?
Argentina's modular housing market shows prices between US$50,000 and US$120,000 for 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom, and kitchen homes in August 2026, according to data. Companies highlight prices per square meter and delivery timelines.
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TransfersIndependiente signs Chimy Ávila, a return to Argentina after 9 years
Argentine forward Chimy Ávila returns to his homeland after 9 years in Spain, signing with Independiente in a move that strengthens the team.
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TransfersArgentina and Julián Álvarez: Atleti denies pressure rumors
Argentina and Julián Álvarez: Atlético Madrid denies pressuring the player to leave. The Albiceleste leads the World Cup with 9 points.
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TransfersOfficial: Elche CF Pays Release Clause for Tiziano Perrotta from Banfield
Elche CF has officially signed Tiziano Perrotta, a young Argentine striker, for a reported 3 million euros. The deal includes a loan to Defensa y Justicia until at least winter, with the club holding an option to recall the player in the future.
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TransfersMedina joins Bayer Leverkusen after shining at the World Cup
Argentina defender Facundo Medina moves to Bayer Leverkusen after a standout performance at the 2026 World Cup.
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TransfersAtlético Madrid strengthens defense with Cuti Romero
Argentine defender Cuti Romero joins Atlético Madrid, ending his cycle in Tottenham and giving a boost to the team's defense.
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TransfersMatías Vargas returns to Argentine football
Matías Vargas, a former Argentine football prospect, returns to the country after two years in Saudi Arabia to play for Gimnasia de Mendoza.
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TransfersArgentina adds another goalscorer for 2026 World Cup with Pellegrino signing
Argentina strengthens its 2026 World Cup attack with Mateo Pellegrino, Serie A top scorer and Scaloni's preliminary list. Fiorentina buys him for €20M.
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TransfersParma signs David Romero for $10 million
Argentine forward David Romero joins Parma in a $10 million deal. The 23-year-old has already scored 11 goals in 19 games with Tigre.
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TransfersNico Paz rejects Real Madrid and stays in Serie A with Como
The Argentina national team continues to advance in the 2026 World Cup and Nico Paz has already defined his future after the tournament. The 21-year-old player will stay in Serie A with Como. Find out all the details!
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TransfersArgentina national football team faces changes: Julián Alvarez wants out
Julián Alvarez announced he wants to leave Atlético. What does this mean for the Argentina national football team? Last result: Argentina 3-0 Algeria (2026-06-17).
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TransfersScaloni Provides Messi Injury Update Ahead of World Cup
Lionel Scaloni has shared crucial updates on Lionel Messi's fitness following his exit from the match with Inter Miami. The Argentine captain's health is vital ahead of the World Cup 2026.
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TransfersMessi and Argentina: What to Expect at the 2026 World Cup?
Lionel Messi won't be fully fit for the 2026 World Cup, admits Scaloni. Argentine fans wonder how this will impact the team in the tournament.
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TransfersNico Paz: The Future of La Albiceleste After Messi
Nico Paz is emerging as Lionel Messi's successor in the Argentine national team. His talent and potential promise a bright new chapter for La Albiceleste.