Club Liga Profesional 2026
Rosario Central
4-2-3-1Rosario Central set up in a 4-2-3-1 under Jorge Almirón. The starting XI averages 28.3 years and is worth roughly 23.9 million combined.
Below is that XI plotted in its 4-2-3-1, the full 48-player squad with shirt numbers across 5 nationalities, and a one-tap route into the free builder to swap players, change the shape and export your own version.
Latest XI
4-2-3-1
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Squad
48 players
- GK Ledesma
- DEF Ávila
- DEF Coronel
- DEF Giménez
- DEF Ovando
- DEF Sández
- MID Fernández
- MID Ibarra
- MID Pizarro
- ATT Copetti
- ATT Di María
- GK Broun
- GK Fernández
- GK Sosa
- GK Zapata
- DEF Burgos
- DEF Castorani
- DEF Ciccioli
- DEF Giménez
- DEF Güich
- DEF Komar
- DEF Mallo
- DEF Oviedo
- DEF Quintana
- DEF Raffin
- DEF Ramos
- DEF Ríos
- DEF Scaglia
- DEF Soto
- DEF Verón
- DEF Vicente
- MID Cantero
- MID Cantizano
- MID Espina
- MID Giaccone
- MID Guzman
- MID Moreno
- MID Navarro
- MID Segovia
- ATT Bustos
- ATT Cabrera
- ATT Campaz
- ATT Duarte
- ATT Duarte
- ATT Fernández
- ATT Oviedo
- ATT Ruben
- ATT Veliz
Team info
Rosario Central
- Competition
- Liga Profesional
- Season
- 2026
- Formation
- 4-2-3-1
- Head coach
- Jorge Almirón
- Avg starter age
- 28.3
- Starter value
- ~23.9 million
- Starter nationalities
- 3
- Country
- Argentina
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Common questions
Common questions
Who starts for Rosario Central in the latest lineup?
The most recent recorded XI lines up with Ledesma in goal; a back 5 of Coronel, Ovando, Ávila, Sández, and Giménez; Ibarra, Pizarro, and Fernández in midfield; and Di María and Copetti in attack. You can change any of them in the free builder.
What formation does Rosario Central play?
Rosario Central are shown in a 4-2-3-1 here. Open the lineup in the builder to switch to any other shape — 4-3-3, 4-2-3-1, 3-5-2 and more — and the XI re-plots instantly.
How old is the Rosario Central starting XI?
The starters in the lineup shown here average 28.3 years old.
How much is the Rosario Central starting XI worth?
The combined market value of the Rosario Central starters shown here is roughly 23.9 million.
Can I build my own Rosario Central lineup?
Yes. Open Rosario Central in the free MyLineups builder to swap any player, change the 4-2-3-1, pick a captain and export a square image or a share link. The web builder is free with no account; the iOS and Android app adds saved lineups, custom players and extra kits.
Can I save more than one Rosario Central lineup?
The web builder keeps your most recent Rosario Central lineup on the same device. For multiple saved versions, custom players and extra kits, the free MyLineups mobile app picks up where the web builder leaves off.
Are the Rosario Central lineups up to date?
We refresh the MyLineups dataset whenever a newer recorded XI is available for Rosario Central, so this page reflects the most recent setup we have on record. You can always override any player or position in the builder.
About
About Rosario Central
Rosario Central are a football club from Argentina, tracked in Liga Profesional alongside 29 other clubs on MyLineups for the 2026 season.
In the most recent lineup on record, Rosario Central line up in a 4-2-3-1, with a back 4 and Ledesma in goal.
The 48-man squad spans 5 nationalities, led by Argentina (42 players). The starting XI averages 28.3 years and carries a combined value of roughly 23.9 million.
In goal: Ledesma (Argentina), Broun (Argentina), Fernández (Argentina), Sosa (Paraguay), and Zapata (Argentina).
In defence: Ávila (Argentina), Coronel (Argentina), Giménez (Paraguay), Ovando (Argentina), Sández (Paraguay), Burgos (Argentina), Castorani (Argentina), Ciccioli (Argentina), Giménez (Argentina), Güich (Argentina), Komar (Argentina), Mallo (Uruguay), Oviedo (Argentina), Quintana (Argentina), Raffin (Argentina), Ramos (Argentina), Ríos (Argentina), Scaglia (Argentina), Soto (Argentina), Verón (Argentina), and Vicente (Argentina).
In midfield: Fernández (Argentina), Ibarra (Argentina), Pizarro (CL), Cantero (Argentina), Cantizano (Argentina), Espina (Argentina), Giaccone (Argentina), Guzman (Argentina), Moreno (Argentina), Navarro (Argentina), and Segovia (Argentina).
In attack: Copetti (Argentina), Di María (Argentina), Bustos (Argentina), Cabrera (Argentina), Campaz (Colombia), Duarte (Argentina), Duarte (Argentina), Fernández (Argentina), Oviedo (Argentina), Ruben (Argentina), and Veliz (Argentina).
Jorge Almirón (ARG) is the head coach behind this setup.
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