Argentina make 3 changes to lineup for WC final

Argentina's decision to make three changes to their starting lineup for the World Cup final against Spain has raised some eyebrows among fans and pundits alike. With the team looking to defend their title, it's clear that manager Lionel Scaloni is looking to shake things up and bring a fresh dynamic to the squad. The inclusion of Rodrigo De Paul, Nico González, and Gonzalo Montiel will undoubtedly bring a new level of energy and enthusiasm to the team.

The changes come at a time when Argentina is looking to build on their momentum from the tournament so far. With a strong squad and a cohesive unit, they've made it to the final, and now it's all about making the right adjustments to take home the coveted trophy. The fact that Scaloni is willing to make changes to the lineup shows that he's not afraid to take calculated risks and try new things, which could pay off in the high-pressure environment of a World Cup final.

So what's next to watch? The real question is how these changes will impact Argentina's performance on the pitch. Will De Paul, González, and Montiel make an immediate impact, or will it take some time for them to gel with the rest of the team? The answer will come when the teams take the field for the World Cup final. Fans will be eagerly watching to see how Argentina's new lineup fares against a formidable Spanish side, and whether the defending champions can successfully defend their title.

Originally reported by espn.com. SportsNewsletter adds analysis for sports & fitness readers.