Brazil mentor Dunga trusts his commander Neymar is the best player on the planet right now.
Neymar has assumed a featuring part at Barcelona over late weeks in the continuous harm nonattendance of Lionel Messi.
The 23-year-old has scored 10 objectives in his last seven amusements for Barca, and delegated last Sunday's 3-0 win over Villarreal by finishing a support with a dazzling individual strike.
Dunga trusts Neymar can reproduce this structure on his arrival from global suspension when Brazil tackle sharp opponents Argentina in Thursday's World Cup qualifier
Furthermore, with Messi sidelined and the Argentine hotshot's long-term rival Cristiano Ronaldo shy of his best shape at Real Madrid, the mentor feels his principle man is driving the way.
"On the numbers and measurements, Neymar is prevalent at this moment," he told a pre-match media meeting.
"Messi was harmed as of late, Cristiano Ronaldo needs to rehash what he did a year ago, and Neymar has been always developing since he went to Barcelona [in 2013].
"He has reacted of course to the nonattendance of Messi at Barcelona and is in a decent minute."
Argentina head into their third capability match in Buenos Aires without a triumph to their name and missing key advances Messi, Sergio Aguero and Carlos Tevez through harm.
By the by, Dunga - whose side took three focuses from their opening two qualifiers - is underestimating nothing in front of one of the world's most wildly aggressive matches.
"It's a derby - there is no top choice," he included.
"In principle we are in a decent minute, developing and they are battling. In any case, it's a derby and anything can happen.
"You lose a capable player however you get one that is perhaps more engaged, with more power and speed, and they can make issues.
"It's Argentina - their players all play at the most abnormal amount in Europe."
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