FIFA has opened a disciplinary investigation into several members of the Argentina national team following the tense moments after their World Cup final against Spain. According to Sky Sports News, the organization will review referee reports and match footage before deciding on any potential sanctions.

Among the incidents under scrutiny is Leandro Paredes’ violent conduct that led to his expulsion right after the final whistle. Paredes was involved in a scuffle with Spanish players during the post-match celebrations. Nahuel Molina is also being investigated for throwing a punch at Spain’s Rodri, while assistant coach Roberto Ayala allegedly pushed Dani Olmo during the same chaotic moments.

Beyond the physical altercations, FIFA is examining the behavior of the Argentine delegation during the trophy ceremony. Several players turned their backs as Spain lifted the World Cup, a gesture that sparked widespread controversy and debate about sportsmanship and respect.

No sanctions have been announced yet. FIFA plans to complete its disciplinary process in the coming weeks before issuing an official ruling. This investigation highlights the intense emotions and high stakes surrounding one of football’s most prestigious events, reminding fans and players alike of the importance of maintaining respect even in moments of victory or defeat.