La FIFA sanciona con diez partidos a Paredes y con uno a Gavi por los incidentes de la final del Mundial
También hay castigo para Nahuel Molina (siete encuentros), Almada (uno), Ayala (tres) y una fuerte multa económica para la AFA por la pancarta “Malvinas argentinas” exhibida en las semifinales ante Inglaterra
Leandro Paredes, an Argentine midfielder, has been handed a 10-match ban following violent clashes at the 2026 World Cup final. The disciplinary committee of FIFA imposed the punishment alongside a seven-match suspension for his teammate, Nahuel Molina. As a result, Argentina will be forced to play their next two home matches in front of an empty stadium, though one of the bans is currently suspended.
The Argentinian Football Association (AFA) has also been fined $321,000 (£243,000) for violating FIFA's disciplinary code due to several reasons, including using the sporting event for political demonstration, team misconduct, and discriminatory chants and gestures by supporters.
Post the World Cup semi-final win against England, several Argentine players displayed a banner asserting Argentina's claim over the Falkland Islands, a British overseas territory. FIFA intervened and appointed a disciplinary and ethics prosecutor to investigate the events that unfolded after the final match at the New York-New Jersey Stadium. Multiple Argentina players and staff members were involved in altercations with their Spanish counterparts.
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