国际足联已对阿根廷足球协会提出多项纪律指控[1][2][3]。中场球员莱昂德罗·帕雷德斯面临三项暴力指控，后卫纳韦尔·莫利纳面临两项指控，助理教练罗伯托·阿亚拉面临一项指控[1][2][3]。这些指控源于2024年7月19日西班牙1-0战胜阿根廷的世界杯决赛后发生的冲突[1][2][3]。
除球员冲突外，阿根廷足协还因多项违规行为遭调查[2]。阿根廷球员在半决赛2-1击败英格兰后展示了标语"Las Malvinas son Argentinas"（马岛是阿根廷的）的横幅[1][2][3]，FIFA将此定性为"利用体育赛事进行非体育性示威"[1][3]。阿根廷足协面临的其他调查还包括队伍不当行为、歧视和种族虐待等指控[2]。根据FIFA纪律守则，不体育精神的行为至少禁赛一场，暴力行为至少禁赛三场[2]。FIFA纪律委员会将在稍后做出最终决定[3]。
FIFA has launched a formal disciplinary investigation into Argentina following incidents surrounding the team's World Cup campaign, including allegations of player violence during the final against Spain and the display of a politically charged banner about the Malvinas Islands.[1][2][3]
Midfielder Leandro Paredes faces three assault charges, defender Nahuel Molina faces two charges, and assistant coach Roberto Ayala faces one charge stemming from a confrontation with Spanish opponents after Argentina's 1-0 loss in the final on July 19.[1][2][3] The Argentine Football Association itself is under investigation for multiple infractions, including using a sporting event for non-sporting demonstrations, improper team conduct, discrimination, and racial abuse.[2] Additional charges relate to fan misconduct, assistant coach violence, and spectators throwing objects.[1]
The investigation also addresses a banner reading "Las Malvinas son Argentinas" (The Malvinas are Argentina's) that Argentina's players displayed following their 2-1 semifinal victory over England.[1][2][3] FIFA has classified this as "using a sports event for demonstrations of a non-sporting nature."[3] According to FIFA's disciplinary code, unsporting behavior typically results in at least a one-match suspension, while violent conduct carries a minimum three-match ban.[2] The FIFA disciplinary committee will make a final determination on the charges at a later date.[3]