Argentina's national football team achieved a historic victory at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, securing their third championship title. Lionel Messi, the team's star player, fulfilled his lifelong dream and completed his career grand slam. However, more than two years have passed since their triumph, and the fate of these champion players has taken various turns. Some are still in their prime, others are on the rise, some have left the competitive top European leagues, and there are those who have retired from international duty. After winning the World Cup, six Argentine internationals have departed from Europe's top five leagues, with two retiring from the national team, leaving them out of contention for the upcoming USA-Mexico-Canada tournament. On January 21st, Beijing time, new transfer market news emerged as River Plate, an Argentine football powerhouse, announced the return of Montiel to the club. According to journalist Uriel Lugt, Montiel's transfer fee was set at 4.5 million euros, with a contract that extends until 2028. This season, Montiel only made nine appearances for Sevilla, starting four times and scoring one goal. Despite being just 28 years old, he has already bid farewell to the top European leagues. When mentioning Montiel, many will recall his calm and decisive penalty kick in the World Cup final that helped Argentina lift the trophy. In this River Plate squad, there are two other Argentine World Cup champions who left Europe's top leagues last summer: the 33-year-old Pezzella and Acuña. Pezzella returned to South America after leaving Real Betis, while Acuña previously played for Sevilla. Argentina's…