Goal efficiency
How clinical and direct the player was in front of goal — volume, accuracy, and conversion.
Atletico Madrid · Copa del Rey · Goalkeeper · #1 · Argentina · 31 yrs
Juan Musso plays as a goalkeeper for Atletico Madrid. Juan Musso is a Argentine international, 31 years old, goalkeeper, currently at Atletico Madrid. Juan Musso wears shirt number 1 for Atletico Madrid. Juan Musso was born in San Nicolás de los Arroyos, Argentina on 1994-05-06. Juan Musso is 193 cm tall and weighs 93 kg. Juan Musso's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Copa del Rey, Liga Profesional Argentina, Friendlies, UEFA Super Cup, and other leagues. Juan Musso's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Juan Musso season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
| Season | Team |
|---|---|
| 2026 |  Argentina ARG |
| 2025 |  Atletico Madrid ATM |
| 2024 | Atletico Madrid ATM |
| 2023 |  Atalanta ATA |
| 2022 | Argentina ARG |
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-07-01 | N/A | Atletico Madrid ATM | Atalanta ATA |
| 2025-06-10 | Transfer | Atalanta ATA | Atletico Madrid ATM |
| 2024-08-27 | Loan | Atalanta ATA | Atletico Madrid ATM |
Season intelligence
Profile as Goalkeeper: shot-stopper. Archetype: Modern goalkeeper. Season rating 7.7.
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How clinical and direct the player was in front of goal — volume, accuracy, and conversion.
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How often they draw fouls and stay out of trouble with cards.
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Shot-stopping, goals conceded, and penalty saves.
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Despite arriving as top contenders, Argentina were defeated by Spain in the 2026 World Cup final. After several hours of silence, Emiliano Martínez decided to say a few words to the fans, casting doubt over his future with La Albiceleste. Throughout the 2026 World Cup, Argentina established as one of the best national teams, due to their attacking brilliance. After coming from behind against England, they entered the final as one of the top contenders, but were defeated by Spain. Following this, several stars have already broken their silence by addressing the fans. Emiliano Martínez has been the latest to do so, casting doubt over his future with the Albiceleste. “I dreamed that we would win it again. I dreamed of bringing it back to Argentina and making history once more. The truth is, the pain is difficult to explain. Now it’s time to reflect on many things and see how to move forward, and whether it’s time to step aside. I’m truly sorry. I really gave everything I had to help my country and my teammates,” Emiliano Martinez said on his Instagram profile. Despite Emiliano Martínez remaining one of the best goalkeepers in the world, he has decided to reflect on his future. Already 33 years old, he would be 37 by the time the 2030 World Cup arrives, possibly no longer at his best. Coming off a heroic performance in the current tournament, his possible retirement from the Albiceleste does not seem to make much sense, as he is still superior to the backup options available. Emiliano Martínez was Argentina’s best player at the 2026 World Cup. In the middle of Spain‘s attacking onslaught, the 33-year-old goalkeeper was the player who touched the ball the most and completed the most passes for his national team. In addition, he kept the team alive for 106 minutes, making numerous saves. Therefore, his possible retirement from the Albiceleste would be a major blow. Nico Williams #17 of Spain heads the ball saved by Emiliano Martinez #23 of Argentina. Emiliano Martínez eclipsed Unai Simon at the 2026 World Cup At the end of the 2026 World Cup final, Unai Simón received the Golden Glove award in recognition of his outstanding performances. Having conceded just one goal, he kept seven clean sheets in eight matches, allowing him to break an all-time tournament record. However, the fans do not seem to agree with FIFA’s award, as Emiliano Martínez had a better performance throughout the tournament. According to Opta Analyst on its website, Emiliano made 20 saves throughout the World Cup, facing more chances than Unai Simón, who made only nine saves during the tournament. In addition, Argentina faced major defensive problems, while Spain had one of the best defenses in the tournament. With this significant difference, the 33-year-old star was considered the clear deserving winner of the Golden Glove award. Who could replace Emiliano Martinez in Argentina’s future? Throughout the last few years, head coach Lionel Scaloni has had Emiliano Martínez as his undisputed starter. In the middle of his possible retirement, Juan Musso and Gerónimo Rulli emerge as the clear options in the short term for the 2028 Copa América. However, both are over 31 years old, making them unlikely for the 2030 World Cup. Therefore, Argentina set their sights on a promising goalkeeper. Santiago Beltrán emerges as Argentina’s biggest prospect for the future. At just 21 years old, he is already River Plate’s starting goalkeeper, delivering solid performances. In addition, head coach Lionel Scaloni already called him up for two friendlies: vs. Honduras and vs. Iceland before the 2026 World Cup. If he continues his progress, he could be the great hope to be the starter in the 2030 edition, where they will look to win the title again.
Currently dealing with a muscle overload, Lionel Messi is reportedly expected to recover prior to Argentina's 2026 World Cup debut against Algeria in the group phase. Lionel Messi‘s fitness has become the most pressing concern surrounding Argentina with less than two weeks before the 2026 World Cup kicks off. With the Albiceleste’s opening group stage match against Algeria set for June 16, the captain is reportedly on track to be fully recovered in time for the tournament opener. Argentina‘s squad has already touched down in Kansas City to begin their training camp, using the pre-tournament window to sharpen their fitness before the competition begins. The cloud hanging over the preparations, however, has been the muscle overload Messi sustained during Inter Miami’s final MLS match against Philadelphia Union. According to TyC Sports journalist and Argentina insider Gaston Edul, Messi is fully expected to be fit for the World Cup debut against Algeria. That puts him in line to feature in all three group stage matches, against Algeria on June 16, Austria on the 22nd and Jordan on the 27th, though squad rotation in the final group game will depend on how the standings look by that point. The friendlies, however, present a tighter timeline. As Edul reported, Messi is “touched” physically at this stage, making it highly unlikely he will take part in the first warm-up game against Honduras on June 6 at Kyle Field in College Station, Texas. #SelecciónMayor Modo Mundial activado ✅ ¡Hola Kansas! 👋🏻 pic.twitter.com/qom4kpwBbW— 🇦🇷 Selección Argentina ⭐⭐⭐ (@Argentina) May 31, 2026 His best chance of getting minutes before the World Cup begins would be the second friendly against Iceland on June 9 at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Alabama, a game that represents a potential final opportunity for him to get up to speed in the Albiceleste shirt ahead of the main event. Of the ten Argentina players reported to be managing various fitness concerns, star goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez is the only one reportedly confirmed to miss both warm-up matches due to a fractured finger sustained during the Europa League final. With coach Lionel Scaloni expected to play Juan Musso and Geronimo Rulli in those games, Edul has confirmed that Martinez remains on track for the World Cup itself. Messi joins Argentina in Kansas City on Sunday Most of the Argentina squad and coaching staff have already made their way from the Ezeiza training complex to the United States, setting up base at the Sporting KC Training Centre, which will serve as their headquarters throughout the 2026 World Cup. Messi, who has been in North America since Inter Miami’s final MLS appearance, will join the group to officially consolidate the 26-man World Cup roster, along with several additional players called up for the June friendlies. Traveling alongside Inter Miami teammate Rodrigo De Paul, Messi is expected to arrive at the Kansas City facility on Sunday night. The first full group training session is scheduled for Monday, June 1, marking the formal beginning of Argentina’s preparation to defend the World Cup title they claimed in Qatar in 2022.
Lionel Scaloni expressed complete confidence in Argentina's depth between the posts as the coaching staff monitors a finger injury sustained by starting goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez. Argentina’s undisputed No. 1, Emiliano Martinez, sparked heavy concern within the national team’s camp after admitting he played through the recent UEFA Europa League final with a broken finger. Amid the sudden injury cloud, manager Lionel Scaloni made a point to publicly back his reserve goalkeepers while the medical staff monitors the Aston Villa star’s recovery timeline ahead of the 2026 World Cup. “We are hoping his injury heals quickly, and we are waiting for him with open arms because he is incredibly important to this group,” Scaloni stated during an interview with DSports. “In any case, we have guys on the roster whom we trust completely, but there is no denying that Emiliano is fundamental to our system”. While Argentina have yet to officially lock in their final 26-man World Cup roster, Scaloni’s broader goalkeeper pool has plenty of coverage. Beyond Martinez, the manager included Geronimo Rulli, Juan Musso, Walter Benitez, Facundo Cambeses, and highly-rated youngster Santiago Beltran on his preliminary 55-man provisional list submitted to FIFA. Out of that group, three goalkeepers will ultimately punch their ticket to North America. Recent reports indicate that the up-and-coming Beltran stands a serious chance of securing a spot, either as the official third-string keeper or as the designated training sparring partner to work alongside the veterans. Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida de DSPORTS (@dsports) In fact, Beltran is already one of six players formally confirmed to be part of the expanded 30-plus-man squad selected for Argentina’s upcoming World Cup warm-up matches on US soil. The reigning champions are scheduled to face Honduras on June 6 before wrapping up their tournament preparations against Iceland on June 9. Martinez likely ruled out for June friendlies While Santiago Beltran is locked in for the upcoming exhibition matches, Martinez will almost certainly sit them out. Renowned Argentine soccer insider Gaston Edul confirmed that while “Dibu’s” finger fracture will not require surgery, it does carry a mandatory recovery period of roughly 20 days. As a result, Martinez was already left out of Aston Villa’s Premier League season finale—where his side secured a massive 2-1 victory over Manchester City—and he will be probably rested through the June international window to ensure he is fully fit for the World Cup opener. Argentina’s 2026 World Cup group stage schedule The reigning world champions enter the tournament as the top-seeded heavyweight in Group J. Argentina will officially launch their title defense on Tuesday, June 16, squaring off against Algeria at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. Following the opener, the Albiceleste will relocate to Texas to play their remaining two group fixtures at AT&T Stadium in Dallas. They will clash with Austria on Monday, June 22, before closing out the opening round against tournament debutants Jordan on Saturday, June 27, aiming to comfortably book their spot in the newly formatted Round of 32.
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