PARIS : Argentina finished the Rugby World Cup the way they started it, with a defeat against England, who took the bronze medal and left the Pumas with a major task to get to that stage in the next edition of the competition.
With several members of the old guard set to retire from international rugby, Argentina will need to develop their new talents, but the challenge is tougher as the clubs were left without a top league after the Super Rugby season was abandoned because of COVID-19 in 2020.
"Many boys made their debuts at this World Cup and did so in a spectacular way. The future is spectacular," Montoya said. "It was a very important game for the team, and I didn't think about personal situations. There will be time to think about the future."
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