Overview
- He entered late in Argentina’s friendly win over Angola and fashioned a clear chance but did not score on his first senior appearance.
- He leads Ligue 1 with nine goals in 12 matches for Racing de Strasbourg, with double-digit strikes across all competitions this season.
- Scaloni used the Luanda friendly to evaluate him as an option behind Julián Álvarez and Lautaro Martínez ahead of 2026.
- Strasbourg signed him in the summer for about €16–16.5 million for 80% of his rights, with River Plate retaining 20% and receiving compensation.
- He left River on a free in 2023 to seek minutes, joined Alavés and then Mirandés, where he scored 21 goals in 44 games to reignite his career.