Nicolás Córdova, the Chile national team coach, has chosen four players from Argentine football to represent Chile in the upcoming friendly matches against Canada, the United States, and Mexico. Brayan Cortés, a goalkeeper for Argentinos Juniors, has been a regular starter for the team in the current Clausura, with three clean sheets in eight matches. César Pérez has established himself as a key player for Defensa y Justicia, starting nine of the team's 11 league matches in 2026 and scoring a goal and providing an assist. Vicente Pizarro remains a reliable option for Rosario Central, while Matías Sepúlveda's playing time has varied at Lanús.
The four Argentine players join a list of 27 convoked players, including Paulo Díaz, who left River Plate this year after almost seven seasons, and Rodrigo Echeverría, who played for Huracán before joining León in Mexico. The Chile national team will face three friendly matches in a span of 11 days, starting with a match against Canada on September 26, followed by a match against the United States on September 29, and concluding with a match against Mexico on October 6.