FIFA opens disciplinary inquiry into Argentine players after World Cup final loss to Spain

FIFA has opened a disciplinary investigation into the conduct of Argentine players following their defeat to Spain in the 2026 World Cup final, according to Sky Sports News. Spain won the title 1-0 after extra time. The review covers several incidents flagged after the final whistle, including Leandro Paredes' red card following an altercation with Gavi and other Spanish players, an allegation that Nahuel Molina struck Rodri, and a reported push by assistant coach Roberto Ayala directed at Dani Olmo. FIFA will also examine whether Argentine players turned their backs on the ceremony while Spain lifted the trophy. According to Sky Sports News, FIFA is reviewing the referee's match report and video footage, and plans to issue its decision within several weeks. No sanctions have been announced, and the body said the disciplinary process must be completed before a final ruling is made.