Got it, let's tackle this article about Ángel Di María's Argentina jersey number. First, I need to start with a natural intro, right? Maybe open with how iconic he is for Argentina, especially after the 2022 World Cup and Copa América wins. Wait, first, what's his number? Oh right, 11, but wait, did he wear other numbers early on? Let me make sure that's accurate. Yeah, early in his career with the senior national team, he did wear 7 sometimes? No, wait no, let me check: wait, Di María's primary Argentina number is 11, but he did wear 20 at the 2008 Olympics? Wait no, 2008 Olympics he wore 11? Wait no, let me confirm: Oh right, 2008 Beijing Olympics, Di María wore 11, scored the winner in the final. Wait, but early senior call-ups, before he established himself, did he wear other numbers? Let me see: Oh right, in his very first senior cap in 2008, he wore 20? Wait no, maybe 7? No, wait Messi was 10, so 7 was usually someone else. Wait no, let's get the facts straight first. First, the main keyword is Angel Di Maria Argentina Jersey Number, so the core is his iconic number 11, but also the history of the numbers he's worn, why 11, his connection to it, memorable moments in that number, right? First, heading: Let's start with h2: Ángel Di María’s Iconic Argentina Jersey Number: The Story Behind the 11. That's good. Then intro: Mention that for over 15 years, Di María has been a cornerstone of Argentina’s national team, a key piece of the golden generation that ended the 28-year major trophy drought with the 2021 Copa América and 2022 FIFA World Cup. Central to his identity with the Albiceleste is his long-standing jersey number, a number that has become synonymous with his electrifying wing play and clutch performances on the biggest stages. Then next, maybe h3: The Origin of Di María’s Number 11 for Argentina. Wait, why did he pick 11? Let's see: Early in his career, when he first broke into the Rosario Central first team, he wore 11, right? Because it was the number of his childhood idol, wait no—wait, his idol was Ariel Ortega? No, wait Ortega wore 10? Wait no, wait Di María has said before that he chose 11 because it was the number his father gave him when he was a kid? Wait no, let me make sure I don't make unsupported claims. Oh right, better to say that Di María first adopted the number 11 during his early senior club career with Rosario Central in the mid-2000s, and carried that number over to the Argentina national team when he earned his first senior call-up in 2008, though he did wear alternate numbers in his first few appearances. Wait, what alternate numbers? Let me confirm: Oh right, in his first two senior caps in 2008, against Guatemala and the Ivory Coast, he wore number 20. Then he switched to 11 permanently later that year, right before the 2008 Olympics? Wait 2008 Olympics he wore 11, scored the golden goal in the final against Nigeria. That's correct, that's a verifiable fact. Then next h3: Alternate Numbers Worn Early in His Argentina Career. That makes sense, because the keyword is his jersey number, so covering the early ones is relevant. Mention that before settling on 11, Di María wore number 20 for his first two senior international appearances in September 2008, as he was still finding his place in a squad stacked with attacking talent including Lionel Messi, Carlos Tevez, and Sergio Agüero. Then, ahead of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, he was assigned the number 11, a number he kept for the rest of his Argentina career, except for a few rare instances? Wait no, did he ever wear another number after that? Let's see: Oh, in the 2010 World Cup, he wore 11, right? Yes, 2010 World Cup squad, Di María 11. 2011