Atletico Madrid duo Luciano Vietto and Angel Correa will lead Argentina's Olympic charge in the absence of Paulo Dybala in Rio de Janeiro.
After bitter wrangling over the squad selection and the resignation of Gerardo Martino marred preparations, the Argentine FA finally released the list of 18 players that will go to Brazil.
As expected Dybala, who had been included by Martino in his preliminary squad, misses out having been denied permission by Juventus.
Matias Kranevitter and Ramiro Funes Mori were also barred from entering, but Vietto and Correa make the cut, as does Diego Simeone's son Giovanni.
#Río2016 ¡Ya están los 18 jugadores que nos representarán en los Juegos Olímpicos! https://t.co/gQnuxL4R9b pic.twitter.com/bmiuDfGFFM
— Selección Argentina (@Argentina) 6 de julio de 2016
Rosario Central's Giovani Lo Celso, on the verge of a move to Paris Saint-Germain, is included, as is West Ham midfielder Manuel Lanzini.
The team will be coached by Julio Olarticoechea, the 1986 World Cup winner who is in charge of the Under-20 side.
Argentina squad for Olympic Games:
Rulli (Real Sociedad), Werner (Rafaela), Gomez (Lanus), Magallan (Boca), Cuesta (Independiente), Gianetti (Velez), Soto (Banfield), Vega (River), Martinez (Union), Ascacibar (Estudiantes), Lo Celso (Central), Lanzini (West Ham), Romero (Cruzeiro), Joaquin Correa (Sampdoria), Simeone (River), Angel Correa (Atletico Madrid), Vietto (Atletico Madrid), Espinoza (Huracan). - Goal