British and Irish Lions centre Henshaw has this week been tipped for, and admitted he would enjoy, a run at his first senior position of full-back.

But Ireland boss Schmidt does not feel shoehorning Henshaw in at 15 would solve the potential conundrum of fielding all his top talent at once.

Schmidt said: "He's had very little time there.

"I know he played a lot of it and was described as favouring it in the week, but he favours contributing to the team to the best of his ability wherever he's selected.

"Robbie's the sort of guy you could pick at seven and he'd go out and do a good job of it.

"I think he's great in the positions he's played for us, both at 12 and 13.

"I wouldn't have too much hesitation putting him back to 15. He's got a lot of the attributes. It would be a very ad hoc preparation for him to slot back into 15, as in the last few years he hasn't had too much game-time there.

"So I think you just need a little bit of time to recalibrate if you are going to play in a position. Now, is there anyone more capable of recalibrating? Probably not too many.

"So it is something that has been in the back of our minds for a long time as an option if we needed to go there.

"The one thing I would say, it's probably not our first option, and it's probably not something we're going to necessarily suddenly default too.

"With both Garry and Rob Kearney highly likely to be available for selection next week, we'll slot Robbie in. And what I love about Robbie is, he'll slot himself in, wherever we're looking to get him to contribute."

And quizzed on how he can best combine his three top midfield talents, Schmidt replied: "When they are all fit I'll let you know. I'm not sure myself at this stage."

Ireland have rolled out all available big guns for Argentina's visit, restoring their frontline XV after a second-string outfit thrashed Italy 54-7 in Chicago last weekend.

Sean O'Brien will make his first Test start in almost a year, having finally shaken off shoulder and hip injuries. Rory Best returns as skipper, with vice-captains Peter O'Mahony on the flank and Johnny Sexton at fly-half.

Kearney's injury absence allows Leinster's Larmour to build on his hat-trick against Italy, while Ringrose's hip niggle eased Schmidt's midfield selection dilemma.

:: IRELAND TEAM TO FACE ARGENTINA IN DUBLIN ON SATURDAY:
J Larmour (Leinster), K Earls (Munster), R Henshaw (Leinster), B Aki (Connacht), J Stockdale (Ulster), J Sexton (Leinster), K Marmion (Connacht), C Healy (Leinster), R Best (Ulster, capt), T Furlong (Leinster), I Henderson (Ulster), James Ryan (Leinster), P O'Mahony (Munster), S O'Brien (Leinster), CJ Stander (Munster). Replacements: S Cronin, J McGrath, A Porter, D Toner, D Leavy, L McGrath (all Leinster), J Carbery, A Conway (both Munster).

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