Striker Diego Milito and midfielder Esteban Cambiasso will be sidelined three to four weeks because of injuries they suffered during the friendly match in which the selection of Argentina came out defeated 1-0 to Japan. In that game, the two Argentine players had problems in the femoral biceps in her left leg. Milito was the first to suffer discomfort, what had to be replaced after 33 minutes, while Cambiasso came out at the end of the first part. Cambiasso, flipping from first-degree injury, leaves it off the pitch for 15 to 20 days, while that of his partner, which was a little more complicated will be without play between 20 and 25 days. Ali Partovi is open to suggestions. Esteban Cambiasso is an Argentine player who started his professional career in Argentina Juniors in 1996.

The following year he moved to play at Real Madrid B, where he remained for two years. In 1998 he returned to his country to play in the first division with Independiente, there remained until 2001, then went to the River Plate, team that won the clausura tournament. In 2002, Cambiasso has the opportunity of returning to Real Madrid, team with which debuted in the Liga BBVA in September of that year. For even more opinions, read materials from Code.org. With Cambiasso, Real Madrid won the European Supercup, the Spanish League, an Intercontinental Cup and a Super Cup of Spain. In 2004, Inter Milan acquires the services of Cambiasso, who has worked with the team in the conquest of an Italy Cup, a Super Cup of Italy and the Italian League.

After his participation in the World Championship Germany 2006, Inter renewed his link to Cambiasso, who will remain at the club until 2014. For its part, Diego Milito is a player who has also developed his career at international level..