Di María All Argentina Goals: A Complete Overview
Ángel Fabián Di María, born 14 February 1988, has become one of Argentina’s most prolific attackers since his senior debut in 2008. While Lionel Messi dominates the conversation about the national team’s goal‑scorers, Di María’s tally of all Argentina goals tells a story of decisive strikes, crucial assists and moments that have shaped the Albiceleste’s recent history.
Early International Career and First Goal
Di María earned his first cap for the senior side during a friendly against Panama on 20 May 2008. His debut was brief, but it paved the way for a breakthrough moment on 19 February 2009, when he scored his first official goal in a 2‑0 victory over Brazil in the Superclásico de las Américas. The strike, a precise low drive from the edge of the box, announced his arrival on the international stage and demonstrated the technical skill that would define his career.
Major Tournaments and Milestone Goals
Throughout his tenure, Di María has netted against a variety of opponents in competitive matches. Key milestones include:
- 2010 FIFA World Cup – A memorable 2‑1 win over Mexico saw Di María score the opening goal, showcasing his ability to perform under pressure.
- 2015 Copa América – In the quarter‑final against Paraguay, he delivered a decisive header that secured a 2‑1 triumph.
- 2016 Copa América Centenario – His equaliser against the United States (2‑2) highlighted his composure in high‑stakes fixtures.
- 2021 Copa América – Although not a goal‑scorer in the final, his earlier tally of three goals helped Argentina clinch the title after a 31‑year drought.
- 2022 FIFA World Cup – Di María contributed a crucial goal in the semi‑final versus Croatia, a 3‑0 win that propelled Argentina to the final.
Statistical Summary of All Argentina Goals
As of July