Sanctions Hit Argentina Players After Final
The Disciplinary Committee has approved widespread sanctions against the Argentine Football Association and several players from the Argentina national team following the incidents at the World Cup final. The federation was fined approximately $321,000 due to violations including misconduct, racist chants, and unsportsmanlike conduct. The penalties include a 10-match ban and a $90,000 fine for Leandro Paredes, a 7-match ban and a similar fine for Nahuel Molina, a one-match ban and a $30,000 fine for Tité Álamada, as well as a 3-match suspension for coach Roberto Ayala. Additionally, the Spanish player Gavi received a one-match ban and a $30,000 fine. The sanctions will be officiated in upcoming matches, with a 10-day window granted for appeals and explanations. The penalties also include playing the next matches with half the stadium's capacity and suspending part of the punishment during a trial period.
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