⚖️ FIFA ban Paredes for 10 games, fine Gavi after World Cup final

⚖️ FIFA ban Paredes for 10 games, fine Gavi after World Cup final The FIFA Disciplinary Committee has officially opened sanctioning proceedings following the serious incidents that took place at the end of the World Cup final. The highest authority in international football has acted firmly to punish the unsporting conduct recorded on the pitch between members of the Spain and Argentina national teams. The disciplinary ruling imposes lengthy suspensions and substantial financial penalties on the players and coaching staff members involved in the brawl. The decisions adopted by the governing body aim to set an exemplary precedent for this type of incident in top-level tournaments. The official breakdown of the individual sanctions confirmed by the international body includes the following penalties: Leandro Paredes: Ten-match international suspension and a $90,000 fine. Nahuel Molina: Seven-match international suspension and a $90,000 fine. Roberto Ayala: Three-match suspension as a member of the coaching staff and a $30,000 fine. Thiago Almada: One-match international suspension and a $30,000 fine. Pablo Martín Páez Gavira (Gavi): One-match international suspension and a $30,000 fine. With this forceful ruling, FIFA closes a controversial chapter and makes it clear that it will maintain zero tolerance for violence and altercations in professional football. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.