People are underestimating the argentine league. Despite having much less financial resources than their brazilian neighbours, they make it up with coaches that instill tactical discipline and hardworking players.
It's not a coincidence that pratically all south american managers who are managing european teams have managed at least one club in Argentina: it's a good school for both managers and players.
The Argentine league in recent years has lowered the level a lot, there are no relegations, a league of 26 teams and for the year it will be 28.
Teams with poor quality. A parameter is Copa Libertadores or Copa Sudaméricana, both dominated by Brazilian teams very easily.
Even journalists well known for always overvaluing the league and argentine national team, they are very critical of the current level.
Julián Álvarez until 4 months ago was a substitute and third striker.
The starting striker was Matías Suárez, for all the best player in the league.
He was injured and started playing Girotti and was said to be the new promise of Argentine football and shortly after Alvarez started as a starter.
The ideal would be to sign him and loan to adapt to European football.