National squad
name = Argentina squad 1967 Copa América
bg = #75aadb | fg = white
country = Argentina
comp link = Copa América 1967
comp = 1967 Copa América
p1 = Acevedo
p2 = Albrecht
p3 = Artime
p4 = Bernao
p5 = Calics
p6 = Carone
p7 = Gonzalez
p8 = Marzolini
p9 = Mas
p10 = Ovejero
p11 = Raffo
p12 = Rattìn
p13 = Rojas
p14 = Roma
p15 = Rosl
p16 = Sarnari
p17 = Veira
p18 = Viberti
coach = Lopes
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