FIFA Opens Disciplinary Case Against Argentina After World Cup Final Incidents

FIFA's Disciplinary Committee has opened a case against the Argentine Football Association (AFA) following disturbances that occurred after the 2026 World Cup final. The match, held at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, concluded with incidents that have now prompted disciplinary action from the sport's governing body.

According to FIFA, the proceedings are based on the report from a designated ethics investigator. The committee will examine the conduct of several individuals involved. Among those facing disciplinary action are Argentine players Nahuel Molina and Leandro Paredes. Roberto Fabián Ayala, a member of the Argentine national team's coaching staff, is also included in the proceedings.

In addition to the Argentine contingent, the disciplinary committee has also initiated proceedings against Spanish player Gavi. The exact nature of the incidents leading to these actions has not been fully detailed, but they occurred at the conclusion of the final match.