By Chris,
March 27 2009

Reports from South America claim Diego Maradona will unveil a new three-pronged attack for Argentina’s World Cup qualifier against Venezuela in Buenos Aires on Saturday. United’s hardworking striker Carlos Tevez could start in a risky and mouth-watering frontline alongside Lionel Messi and Sergio Agüero.

Maradona has kept his cards to his chest ahead of the World Cup qualifier- but media reports claim that Tevez will start alongside Barcelona's wing-man Messi and Athletico Madrid forward Agüero against the unfancied Venezuelans.

Speculation about Maradona's attacking selection has been intense following Juan Román Riquelme's decision to quit the international scene. The 30-year-old has said he will not represent his country when Maradona was in charge - sparking reports of a new-style frontline for the Albicelestes.

Riquelme's retirement has overshadowed the hype surrounding Maradona's first home match in charge of Argentina. It's a crucial game for the two time World Cup winners; who currently sit fourth in the qualifying standings with sixteen points from ten games.