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Héctor Ríos Morales

Who to watch during Copa América 2024: Darwin Núñez to continue Uruguay's tradition of prolific strikers

Darwin Núñez has scored eight goals in his last five games for Uruguay, including a hat trick against Mexico in his last match (Credit: Via @Darwinn99 on X/Twitter)

SEATTLE - A group stage exit at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar prompted a huge change in the Uruguayan national team. As the golden generation that gave Uruguay the 2011 Copa América title and a fourth-place finish at the 2010 World Cup grew older, it was time for 'La Celeste' to undergo a rebuilding phase.

It wasn't until Marcelo Bielsa was appointed as coach of the national team that Uruguay's project started to trend upwards. In search of a more dynamic and offensive game, Bielsa gave Uruguay a much different look to those teams with more of a defensive focus led by Óscar Tabárez.

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