United defender Gabriel Heinze should line up for Argentina in
the early hours of Friday morning as Alfio Basile's side look to
end a 14-year trophyless run.
Argentina face the United States of America in their Copa America
opener, and Basile is under huge pressure to deliver
silverware.
Heinze, who has shelved talk of his United future until after the
tournament, is expected to start in the centre of defence.
Former United midfielder Juan Sebastian Veron is back in the fold,
while playmaker Juan Roman Riquelme has backtracked on his
international retirement to take part.
"We haven't won anything since 1993 and the pressure is great,"
admitted Internazionale striker Hernan Crespo.
"I'm happy that everyone has taken to the cause and promised to
give everything for the team. Nobody was forced to come."